1. William Henry Fauquier, born Bef. 14 Jun 1745. He was the son of 2. William Fauquier and 3. Grace Warner.

Notes for William Henry Fauquier:

Is this the William Fauquier who was in Great Egg Harbour , Gloucester, New Jersey by the 1760's and married Rebeckah May, daughter of George May? He was married abt. 25 Jul 1763 in NJ with a witness named John Fauquier, and had a grandson named William Henry Fauquier. He is the right age, and his grandfather and many cousins did travel across the ocean.

One thing to resolve, however: Who was the John Fauquier that signed for William Fauquier at his married to Rebeckah May? I don't see any indication of siblings or cousins of this name.

2. William Fauquier, born Bef. 20 Jun 1708 in London, England; died 15 Dec 1788 in Stratton St., London, England. He was the son of 4. Jean-François 'John Francis' Fauquier and 5. Elizabeth Chamberlayne. He married 3. Grace Warner 24 May 1742 in Lee, Kent, England.

3. Grace Warner, born 13 Oct 1717 in Cobb's Crop, Antigua; died Bef. 24 May 1754 in Eltham, England. She was the daughter of 6. Col. Edward Warner and 7. Elizabeth Scott.

Notes for William Fauquier:

William Fauquier, Esq., FRS. Director of the London Assurance. Fellow of the Royal Society. "William Fauquier of Hanover"

Notes for Grace Warner:

Children of William Fauquier and Grace Warner are:

4. Jean-François 'John Francis' Fauquier, born Abt. 1672 in Clairac, Bordeaux, Gironde, France; died 22 Sep 1726 in London, England. He was the son of 8. Jean Fauquier and 9. Katherine de Salomon. He married 5. Elizabeth Chamberlayne 30 Aug 1701 in St. Paul's Cathedral, London, England.

5. Elizabeth Chamberlayne, born Abt. 1676 in St. Lawrence Pountney, London, England; died Abt. 20 May 1748 in London, England. She was the daughter of 10. Francis Chamberlayne and 11. Mary Smith.

Notes for Jean-François 'John Francis' Fauquier:

"A French Huguenot, a doctor, who with his sisters and brothers had sought sanctuary in England. In England John Francis Fauquier seems not to have practiced medicine. Getting a post in the mint under Sir Isaac Newton, he was promoted to deputy ..."

The Golden Age: A Climate for Greatness, Virginia 1732 - 1775 p. 152

"As a new master of the mint, Newton's first actions were to appoint a deputy, John Francis Fauquier, a Director of the Bank of England, to cut slightly the pay of the moneyers, and to repel a challenge from his successor to Warden, Sir John Stanley, seeking to interfere in the mysteries of alloying the silver before coining ..."

"... was deputy to Sir Isaac Newton, master worker of the Royal Mint, and left his son £15,000 in stocks and annuities upon his death. Little is known of his early life ..."

"... a Huguenot physician, who had left his native town of Clairac ..."

Naturalized 1698 by Act of Parliament. Became deputy to Thomas Neale, Master of the Mint, and in 1716 was elected a Director of the Bank of England. Resided in Rich's Court, Line Street, CIty of London, where all children were born. Buried at St. Andrew Undershaft.

Marriage recorded: "Of the parish of St. Martin's Outwich, batchelor, & Elizabeth Chamberlaine of the same parish, were married August y 30th 1701 by Mr. Dean."

later cited as "John Francis Fauquier of Rich's Court, Lime St., London, dep. master of the mint and gov. of the Bank of England"

Notes for Elizabeth Chamberlayne:

Children of Jean-François Fauquier and Elizabeth Chamberlayne are:

6. Col. Edward Warner, born Abt. 1689 in of Eltham, Kent, England; died Abt. 19 Feb 1731/32. He was the son of 12. Col. Thomas Warner and 13. Jane Walrond. He married 7. Elizabeth Scott.

7. Elizabeth Scott, born Abt. 1686 in of Barbados; died in Antigua. She was the daughter of 14. Hon. Richard Scott.

Notes for Col. Edward Warner:

Member of the Privy Council of Antigua. Colonel in the Army.

Notes for Elizabeth Scott:

Children of Edward Warner and Elizabeth Scott are:

8. Jean Fauquier, born Abt. 1625 in Clairac, Bordeaux, Gironde, France; died 1717. He was the son of 16. Abraham Fauquier and 17. Marie de Favières. He married 9. Katherine de Salomon.

9. Katherine de Salomon, born Abt. 1650 in Clairac, Bordeaux, Gironde, France. She was the daughter of 18. Francis de Salomon and 19. Lidiana de la Farque.

Notes for Jean Fauquier:

Lawyer. Other issue may include William, Mary, Bridget. Immigrated from France after the Revocation of the Edict of Nantes. Naturalized by Act of Parliament, 1688.

http://www.familytreemagazine.com/101sites/2002/

indicates that Hautes-Pyrénées is the home of Clarac as opposed to Clairac / current maps show the latter spelling.

Notes for Katherine de Salomon:

Children of Jean Fauquier and Katherine de Salomon are:

10. Francis Chamberlayne, born Abt. 1645; died Aft. 1686 in of St. Lawrence Poutney, London, England. He was the son of 20. Edward Chamberlayne and 21. Bridget Hale. He married 11. Mary Smith 15 Aug 1667 in London, England.

11. Mary Smith She was the daughter of 22. Richard Smith and 23. Elizabeth <Unknown>.

Notes for Francis Chamberlayne:

Francis Chamberlain

A wealthy grocer who owned property in Southam and Ladbrooke, co. Warwick, Totteridge, co. Hertford, and in the counties of Worcester and York, as well as in London. Mentioned in an indenture of 1686-7 as a citizen and grocer of London; the indenture was about property in Ladbrooke.

IGI listing for Francis Chamberlayne, m. 15 Aug 1667, London, England, wife's name not stated, with relative George Buckle

CHAMBERLAIN, Francis

Co Co Dowgate, 1673-82, 1689-95 St Lawrence Pountney Lane, 1677, St Lawrence Pountney, 1667, 1672, near Thames Street, 1689, AH the Less, 1674, 1693 (1) GR, appr, 1655, to John Ramsay, W, 1689 (2) Living, 1708 (3) f Edward Chamberlain of Princethorpe, Warw, gent, mar 1667, Mary, da of Richard SMITH (4) Merchant, 1677, salter 1682, 1689 (5) EIC stock, 1679 (6) Land Essex and Warw (7) Tory ("good", 1682) (8) Sis Mary mar Samuel SHEPHERD Son Francis Chamberlain, MP New Shorham, 1713-15, 1720-9 (7)

(1) Directory, 1677, Boyd 40146, VBk, St Lawrence Pountney, H of L, MS 154 (y), VBk, AH the Less (2) H of L, MS 154 (1), GR, Appr Reg, 1629-66, f 237 (3) Will of John BILLERS (4) GR, Appr Reg, 1629-66, f 237, Boyd 40146, will of Richard Smith (5) Directory, 1677, SP/29/ 418/199, H of L, MS 154 (y) (6) Cal Min EIC (7) Walcott, MPs Tempus Anne (8) SP/29/418/199, H of L, MS 154 (1)

From: 'Cade - Cutler', The Rulers of London 1660-1689: A biographical record of the Aldermen and Common Councilment of the City of London (1966), pp. 42-56. URL: http://www.british-history.ac.uk/report.aspx?compid=31879. Date accessed: 28 July 2008.

Robert Hanslappe, and Robert Batt. (fn. 15) Further transactions took place between John Hanslap, the third Thomas's son, and others in 1626 and 1642, (fn. 16) and in 1655 he, his wife Ann and others conveyed the manor to Ambrose Holbeach of Mollington (Oxon.), a noted lawyer of the time. (fn. 17) The son of the latter, another Ambrose, with Sara (Harvey) his wife, sold the manor to John Chamberlayne, citizen of London in 1671, (fn. 18) from whom it passed to his brother Francis (1679). (fn. 19) Francis Chamberlayne, son of the previous Francis, was lord in 1730; (fn. 20) he died without issue (fn. 21) but the manor remained with the family, Staynes Chamberlayne being vouchee in a recovery of 1820. (fn. 22) Stoneythorpe Hall is still the seat of this family, in whom any remaining manorial rights are presumably vested. The Hall itself, which was rebuilt in the 17th century, has been completely modernized.

From: 'Parishes: Long Itchington', A History of the County of Warwick: Volume 6: Knightlow hundred (1951), pp. 125-132. URL: http://www.british-history.ac.uk/report.aspx?compid=57112. Date accessed: 24 July 2008.

Children of Francis Chamberlayne and Mary Smith are:

12. Col. Thomas Warner, born Bef. 1665; died Bef. 11 Nov 1695 in Antigua. He was the son of 24. Philip Warner and 25. Henrietta Ashton. He married 13. Jane Walrond Abt. 1689.

13. Jane Walrond, born Abt. 1667 in Of Antigua. She was the daughter of 26. Henry Walrond and 27. Deborah <Unknown>.

Notes for Col. Thomas Warner:

Inherited the family estates of Folly and Savanah.

Notes for Jane Walrond:

Children of Thomas Warner and Jane Walrond are:

14. Hon. Richard Scott, born Bef. 1665.

Notes for Hon. Richard Scott:

One of King William III's counsellors for Barbados.

Child of Hon. Richard Scott is:

16. Abraham Fauquier, born Bef. 1599; died Abt. 1645. He was the son of 32. Pierre Fauquier and 33. Marie Philipot. He married 17. Marie de Favières Bef. 1619.

17. Marie de Favières, born Bef. 1604.

Children of Abraham Fauquier and Marie de Favières are:

18. Francis de Salomon, born Bef. 1632. He married 19. Lidiana de la Farque.

19. Lidiana de la Farque, born Bef. 1635.

Notes for Lidiana de la Farque:

Child of Francis de Salomon and Lidiana de la Farque is:

20. Edward Chamberlayne, born Bef. 1618 in of Knightlow, Warwickshire; died Bef. 12 May 1657 in London, England. He was the son of 40. Edward Chamberlayne. He married 21. Bridget Hale.

21. Bridget Hale, born Abt. 1618; died Bef. 15 Feb 1658/59 in London, England.

Notes for Edward Chamberlayne:

He probably descends from Martin Chamberlayne, who was an adult by 1580. Princethorpe, in Warwick, is just southeast of Coventry, not too far itself southeast of Birmingham.

http://www.pagemost.com/Princethorpe-Warwickshire

The son of another Edward Chamberlayne of Warwickshire (and perhaps the grandson of another Edward)

DR 37/2/Box 83/71 n.d [after Sept 1623]

Contents:

Acknowledgement (and draft) by Edward Chamberlayne, Eschaetor for the county of Warks. that, upon the presentation of deeds before him, showing that Thomas Archer had, in 1605 conveyed his solely owned land to Francis Blizzard, citizen & grocer of London and that his other lands were held jointly with Simon Archer and that he therefore died possessed of no land in his sole right and nothing is therefore due to the King.

His will, from the Prerogative Court of Canterbury (PCC)

Edward Chamberlayne the elder, Princethorpe, proved at London on 12 May 1657. This lists sons: Edward(eldest), Martyn, William, Richard, Knightlie, John, Francis, Thomas, and George; daughters Marie and Bridget; granddaughter Jane, daughter of son Edward; and cousins Thomas Harbert [Herbert?} of Stretton upon Dunsmore and Nicholas Hanslap of Southam. He also mentions "my father Hale," thereby identifying his wife's surname as Hale.

Though these two wills do not by themselves show Edward and Bridget to be the parents of your Francis, some entries in Victoria County History, Warwickshire, Vol. 6 are strongly suggestive. Under Knightlow Hundred, Little Itchington, it says "The manor was purchased by John Chamberlain, citizen of London, in 1671. It passed to his brother Francis, in 1679. Francis' son, Francis, was the Lord of the Manor in 1730; he died without issue. It passed to Staynes Chamberlain in 1820. Stoneythorpe Hall is still in the family. Thermuthis, the daughter of Staynes Chamberlain, married her cousin, Francis Fauquier, in 1787."

The entry for Stretton in Dunsmore (Knightlow Hundred) says, "In 1580 the manor passed to Martin Chamberlain. It remained in the family until the end of the 18th century. Staynes Chamberlain of Stoneythorpe was the vouchee in the recovery in 1792. In or around 1696 the patronage of the church was vested in Mary Chamberlain. The Chamberlain family leased the Manor of Princethorpe, which passed to Fauquier."

STRETTON-ON-DUNSMORE

The village is about six miles south east of Coventry just off the main A45 which leads to the M45 and the Marriages: 1. The red brick houses around the village green make this an attractive place. There are two fine timber-framed buildings, Moor Farmhouse dating from the 16th century and Yew Tree Hall. Chamberlayne family papers, wills etc. of Princethorpe and elsewhere, and connected families of Dry, Taylor, Baker and Lister 1706-1796.

Family of Chamberlayne : —The individual to whom Capt. W. Herbert bequeathed, in 1694, the patronage of the Church of Stretton on Dunsmore, was Francis Chamberlayne, who had a son, William, living at that date. Capt. Herbert also names his cousin, Edward Chamberlayne of Princethorpe, and Mary his daughter.

Mary Chamberlayne, in 1580, was plaintiff in a fine passed of the manor of Princethorpe.

Edmund Chamberlayne, sen., deficient in another on the same manor in 1624.

The Visitation Pedigree, which is very meagre, does not apparently touch this branch of the family. Perhaps these additional Notes may help to produce an answer to the Queries in the above page, or some further information concerning their pedigree.

Notes for Bridget Hale:

Children of Edward Chamberlayne and Bridget Hale are:

22. Richard Smith, died 1673. He married 23. Elizabeth <Unknown>.

23. Elizabeth <Unknown>

Notes for Richard Smith:

SMITH, Richard.

Co Co Dowgate, 1654, 1658-62, 1666 (1) AH the Less, 1654, 1666, Islington, Middx, 1673 (2) DYE (3) d 1673, bur ? Islington, Middx (4) Will PCC 11 Pye, 1673 mar Elizabeth (4) Land Middx (4) Da Elizabeth mar Thomas SHAW, da Mary mar Francis CHAMBERLAIN (5)

(1) 1654, 1659, 1661-2 VBk, AH the Less (2) VBk, AH the Less, will (3) CRO, MS 40/3, will (4) Will (5) Will, Boyd 20212, 40146

From: 'Salmon - Sykes', The Rulers of London 1660-1689: A biographical record of the Aldermen and Common Councilment of the City of London (1966), pp. 143-159. URL: http://www.british-history.ac.uk/report.aspx?compid=31894. Date accessed: 28 July 2008.

Children of Richard Smith and Elizabeth <Unknown> are:

24. Philip Warner, born Bef. 1612; died 23 Oct 1689 in St. Paul's, Antigua. He was the son of 48. Sir Thomas Warner and 49. Rebecca Payne. He married 25. Henrietta Ashton.

25. Henrietta Ashton, born Abt. 1645; died 1697 in St. Paul's, Antigua. She was the daughter of 50. Col. Henry Ashton.

Notes for Philip Warner:

Settled Antigua in 1632, from St Kitts. Col. in the Army, and Governor of Antigua in 1674.

Notes for Henrietta Ashton:

Children of Philip Warner and Henrietta Ashton are:

26. Henry Walrond, born Bef. 1645; died in Of Barbados. He was the son of 52. <Unknown> Walrond. He married 27. Deborah <Unknown>.

27. Deborah <Unknown>

Notes for Henry Walrond:

Chief Judge of Court of Common Pleas at Barbados. He may be the grandson of the earliest known Walrond immigrant to Barbados, Humphrey Walrond, and perhaps son of George Walrond, father of ten.

Children of Henry Walrond and Deborah <Unknown> are:

32. Pierre Fauquier, born Bef. 1579 in France; died Bef. 1634. He married 33. Marie Philipot.

33. Marie Philipot, born Bef. 1584 in France.

Notes for Pierre Fauquier:

One reported death date of 21 Jun 1671 may not be accurate.

Memo: 9 generations

Child of Pierre Fauquier and Marie Philipot is:

40. Edward Chamberlayne, born Bef. 1593; died Aft. 1622 in Knightlow, Warwickshire. He was the son of 80. Martin Chamberlayne.

Notes for Edward Chamberlayne:

Edward Chamberlaine the elder Esq., was Escheator for Warwick & Leicester 30 Nov 1622 and Edward Chamberlayne the younger was Escheator 1623-4.

Edmund Chamberlayne, sen., deficient in a fine for Princethorpe Manor in 1624.

Child of Edward Chamberlayne is:

48. Sir Thomas Warner, born Abt. 1575 in Suffolk; died 10 Mar 1648/49 in St. Kitts. He was the son of 96. William Warner and 97. Margaret Jernegan. He married 49. Rebecca Payne Bef. 1612.

49. Rebecca Payne, born in Surrey; died Abt. 1629. She was the daughter of 98. Thomas Payne.

Notes for Sir Thomas Warner:

Governor of Antigua 1632-1635

"First English governor and colonizer of many of the West Indies islands, and who, for his energetic exertions in exending his majesty's dominions in the American seas, was graciously complimented, and had the honours of knighthood conferred upon him by his sovereign, Charles I, at Hampton Court Palace, 21 Sept. 1629."

He is son 3. He has three wives. Burke's LG for Warner formerly of Framlingham. His tomb is still on St Kitts Island. In Jan Rogozinksi, p. 76, on Jan 28th?, 1624, Thos Warner and 20 "gentlemen adventurers" landed on St Kitts to found first permanent British settlements in Caribbean. He is from Suffolk. Warner in 1620 had been on an ill-fated expedition to Amazon. Leaving Amazon in 1622 he went through Lesser Antilles to St Kitts, which he felt would sustain tobacco. In England in 1823, Warner gained financial support of a syndicate led by Ralph Merrifield and Maurice Thomson, for 1824. In 1625 Warner returned first tobacco crop to England and got a royal commission as Gov of St Kitts, Nevis, Barbados and Montserrat. See p. 346 of R. B. Sheridan on Colonial Gentry on Antigua. Newton, Colonising Puritans, p. 27, Warner went with Roger North qv to Guiana, stayed there about two years, and returned by way of Caribee so finding Barbados with two friends watered at St Christopher, at home Warner got some capital from Ralph Merrifield, who was interested in clandestine WI trade so at the end of 1622, Warner's 14 men sailed for Va and St Kitts, difficulties with French etc. and See the geneaology of Trin Truscett. By 1635 one John Warner and one Samuel Warner are in Va tobacco and provisioning trade. See Brenner, p. 184. This man is a friend of John Winthrop the founder of Massachusetts. See notes on Roger North, settler of the Amazon. Davies, RAC, index.

EMIGRANT ANCESTORS - per Virginia Thomson EMIGRANT ANCESTORS; This book contains original lists of persons of quality, emigrants, relious (sic) exiles, political rebels, children stolen ect.and others that went from Great Britain to the american plantations. 13 Sept., I Charles I. 13 Sept. Grant to THOMAS WARNER and 1625. others, of the custody of the Island of St. Christophers, and of the Barbadoes and Monserat in ye Continent of America. 1 Chas. I. 16 Dec., 15 Car. I. Commission to HENRY ASHTON, PETER HAY, and others, to declare in His Majesties name in all public Assemblies, and Places of the Islands and Provinces of Barbadoes, against HENRY HAWLEY to be Governor or Lieutenant Governor of ye said Islands, and to charge and require him and his Deputy and Agents under his and their allegeance, forthwith to yeild up ye said Office and Place of Governor and all ye Incedents thereinto, unto HENRY HUNKS, or to such person or persons as ye Earl of Carlisle shall appoint. 15 Car. I. 9 Aug., 17 Car. I. Commission to SIR WILLIAM BERKELEY, and divers 1641. others to be ye present Councill for ye Colony and Plantation in Virginia, and to execute ye Powers, &c. of Governor. 17 Car. I.

The First Planters of the Colony of Mass. Bay, Title Page History of New England, 1630-1649, Vol. II, History of New England, Page 114 JOHN WINTHROP [1643. bread, that we might know we are to eat it in the sweat of our brows. 1.30.] The Trial, Mr. Coytmore master, arrived in a week after one of the ketches. He sailed first to Fayal, where he found an extraordinary good market for his pipe staves and fish. He took wine and sugar, etc., and sailed thence to Christophers in the West Indies, where he put off some of his wine for cotton and tobacco, etc., and for iron, which the islanders had saved of the ships which were there cast away. He obtained license, also, of the governour, SIR THOMAS WARNER, to take up what ordnance, anchors, etc., he could, and was to have the one half; and by the help of a diving tub, he took up 50 guns, and anchors, and cables, which he brought home, and some gold and silver also, which he got by trade, and so, through the Lord's blessing, they made a good voyage, which did much encourage the merchants, and made wine and sugar and cotton very plentiful, and cheap, in the country. Two ketches also, which were gone to the West Indies for cotton, etc., arrived safe not along after, and made return with profit. Another ship also, called the Increase, sent to the Madeiras, returned safe, and two other ships, after, though they went among the Turks.

Child of Thomas Warner and Rebecca Payne is:

50. Col. Henry Ashton, born Bef. 1615; died Aft. 1657.

Notes for Col. Henry Ashton:

Governor of Antigua 1640-1652

April, 1656:

Proposals for the preservation of Antigua from present ruin and destruction. Situation bigger than Barbadoes, with large and secure harbours on all sides: climate healthy, soil not inferior to any of the Caribbee Islands, and very productive in tobacco, sugar, indigo, and cotton. Great store of saltpetre; natural salt ponds, plenty of fish and fowls, and good stock of cattle. Many plantations have been deserted because Colonel Henry Ashton declared for the adverse party, and through the wars between England and Holland commerce has been hindered. Prohibition of foreign trade has prevented the arrival of considerable supplies expected, especially by "the Norweesers" already settled there. No supplies of servants have of late arrived from England; number of fighting men very inconsiderable. Unless some speedy course is taken to remedy these evils, the island will be quite deserted, and if it fall into the possession of an enemy, the utter ruin of all the English plantations in those parts will be imminent.

From: 'America and West Indies: April 1656', Calendar of State Papers Colonial: Volume 1: America and West Indies, 1574-1660 (1860), pp. 438-440. URL: http://www.british-history.ac.uk/report.aspx?compid=69303. Date accessed: 19 July 2008.

Children of Col. Henry Ashton are:

52. <Unknown> Walrond He was the son of 104. Humphrey Walrond and 105. Grace Seamon.

Notes for <Unknown> Walrond:

Henry may be the son of George Walrond, who had ten children. He is likely to be the grandson of Henry Walrond of Barbados.

Child of <Unknown> Walrond is:

80. Martin Chamberlayne, born Bef. 1559; died in of Knightlow, Stretton-on-Dunsmore, Warwickshire, England. He was the son of 160. <Several Generations> Chamberlayne.

Notes for Martin Chamberlayne:

Victoria County History, Warwickshire, Vol. 6 : Stretton on Dunsmore (Knightlow Hundred) entry says, "In 1580 the manor passed to Martin Chamberlain. It remained in the family until the end of the 18th century. Also Stretton-upon-Dunsmore

Research note:

Family of Chamberlayne -- The individual to whom Capt. W. Herbert bequeathed, in 1694, the patronage of the Church of Stretton on Dunsmore, was Francis Chamberlayne, who had a son, William, living at that date. Capt. Herbert also names his cousin, Edward Chamberlayne of Princethorpe, and Mary his daughter. Mary Chamberlayne, in 1580, was plaintiff in a fine passed of the manor of Princethorpe. [Could have been Martin's wife, or sister, or mother?]

NOTES AND QUERIES: LITERARY MEN, ARTISTS, ANTIQUARIES, GENEALOGISTS, ETC.

SECOND SERIES.— VOLUME THIRD. January — June, 1857.

LONDON: BELL & DALDY, 186. FLEET STREET.1857. No 53., Jan. 3. '57.

Descendants likely includes Travies Chamberlayne and his son Francis Chamberlayne, of the Ryes, Essex ; M.P. for New Shoreham and later described as of Thorpe, Co Warwick. Henry Thomas Chamberlayne, much later, is described of Stoney Thorpe, Co Warwick. Richard Chamberlayne's wife, Sarah Staines, was of Rye, Essex.

Child of Martin Chamberlayne is:

96. William Warner, born Bef. 1554 in Framlington, Suffolk. He married 97. Margaret Jernegan 1572.

97. Margaret Jernegan, born Bef. 1557. She was the daughter of 194. George Jerningham and 195. Eleanor 'Elie' Spelman.

Notes for William Warner:

"William Warner, of Framlington, co. of Suffolk, Esq., the representative of an ancient and distinguished family in that county, m ..."

Child of William Warner and Margaret Jernegan is:

98. Thomas Payne, died in Surrey.

Child of Thomas Payne is:

104. Humphrey Walrond, born Abt. 1602 in Sea, Ilminster, Somerset; died Abt. 1688. He was the son of 208. Humphrey Walrond and 209. Elizabeth Colles. He married 105. Grace Seamon Bef. 1623.

105. Grace Seamon, born Aft. 1605; died Aft. 1688. She was the daughter of 210. John Seamon.

Notes for Humphrey Walrond:

Colonel Walrond was a devot Royalist during the English Civil War. He was one of the hostages surrendered to Lord Fairfax at Bridgewater. His property was seized by Parliment. He was prisoner at the Gatehouse of Westminster. In 1645 he, his brother Edward and son George fled to Barbados. Shortly after arriving he was able to build up two plantations on prime land. Eventually bannished for his Royalist beliefs he went to Spain were he was made the Marquess of Vallado and received other titles. Eventually he returned to Barbados and then to England. He became the 1st Marquis of Vallado.

http://www.martinstown.co.uk/WEBSITE/DUKE/duke02.doc

" In 1614, their son, to become Col. Humphrey Walrond, was christened at the nearby parish church of Ottery St. Mary. Col. Humphrey Walrond was exceptionally prominent, and disruptive, in the early political affairs of Barbados during the civil war. In England, he had given £30,000 to the royalist cause. He and his brother Edward, a member of the Inner Temple, have been described as follows:

Endowed with strong personalities, undoubted talents, and a turbulent impatience of all authority but their own, they were a disruptive influence in Barbados for the next twenty years.

The Walrond brothers had immigrated to Barbados after the 1645 capture of the royalist army at Bridgewater. This was common at the time.

With his brother Edward, a member of the Inner Temple in London (like his uncle Thomas Duke, brother of Humphrey), Humphrey Walrond provoked the suppression of pro-Parliament families in Barbados in 1650. If the Duke family was present at this time they were, however, silent through the 1650 disputes, appearing neither in the lists of Walrond allies or in the lists of those identified by Walrond as "delinquent." William Duke's later history of Barbados is notably neutral in dealing with the events of this period.

Col. Walrond eventually became President of Barbados, in December 1660, but he was removed in 1662, and in 1663 was charged with receiving £1000 from the Spanish in exchange for concessions related to trade."

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Walrond Family_ (Vol. ii., p. 206.).--Burke, in his "History of the Commoners" , only gives the name of George, one of the sons of Colonel Humphry Walrond. He also states that the colonel married Elizabeth, daughter of Nathaniel Napier, Esq., of More Critchel. Now Colonel Walrond appears from his petition (Royalist Comp. Papers, State Paper Office) dated 12th February, 1648, addressed to the Commissioners for Compounding with Delinquents, to have had nine other children then living. He states: "Thus his eldest sonne George Walrond did absente himselfe for a short time from his father's house, and went into the king's army, where he unfortunately lost his right arme. That he having no estate at present, and but little in expectancy after his father's death, he having ten children, and all nine to be provided for out of y'e petitioner's small estate." In a similar petition, dated about two years later, from "Grace, the wife of Humphry Walrond, of Sea, in the county of Somerset, Esquire," she states "herself to be weake woman, and having TEN children (whereof many are infants) to maintain." That he was married to this Grace, and not to Elizabeth (as stated by Burke), as early as 1634, is clear from a licence to alienate certain lands at Ilminster, 10 Ch. I. (Pat. Rolls.)

That they were both living in 1668 is proved by a petition in the State Paper Office (Read in Council, Ap. 8, 1688. Trade Papers, Verginia, No. I. A.):--"To the King's most excellent Ma'tie and the rt. hon'ble the Lords of his Maj. most hon'ble Privy Councel," from "Grace, the wife of Humphry Walrond, Esq." In this petition she states that her husband had been very severely prosecuted by Lord Willoughby, whose sub-governor he had been in Barbadoes. "He had contracted many debts by reason of his loyalty and suffering in the late troubles, to the loss of at least thirty thousand pounds." "That his loyalty and sufferings are notoriously known, both in this kingdom and the Barbadoes, where he was banished for proclaiming your Ma'tie after the murder of your royal father." Colonel Walrond is mentioned by Clarendon, Rushworth, Whitelock, &c.; but of the date of his death, the maiden name of his wife, and the Christian names of all his ten children, I can find no account.

The arms S.S.S. inquires about on the monument {285} of Humphry Walrond, Esq., in Ilminster Church, are those of the family of Brokehampton.

Humphry Walrond (who died 1580) married Elizabeth, daughter and coheir of John Brokehampton., of Sea, and so obtained that estate.

W. DOWNING BRUCE.

Children of Humphrey Walrond and Grace Seamon are:

160. <Several Generations> Chamberlayne, born Bef. 1530. He was the son of 320. <Several Generations> Chamberlayne.

Child of <Several Generations> Chamberlayne is:

194. George Jerningham, born Bef. 1532; died Jan 1558/59 in Co. Suffolk. He was the son of 388. Sir John Jerningham and 389. Bridget Drury. He married 195. Eleanor 'Elie' Spelman.

195. Eleanor 'Elie' Spelman, born Bef. 1534 in of Norborough; died Bef. 19 Feb 1564/65 in Somerleyton. She was the daughter of 390. Sir John Spelman and 391. Elizabeth Frowick.

Notes for George Jerningham:

George Jernegan

The details in this biography come from the History of Parliament, a biographical dictionary of Members of the House of Commons.

Born 26 Mar 1515, first son of Sir John Jerningham of Somerleyton by Bridget, dau. of Sir Robert Drury of Hawstead, Suff. Married, settlement 20 Mar 1534, Ella, dau. of Sir John Spelman of Narborough, Norf., by whom he had six sons and four daughters. Sewer by 1554-d.; gent. pens. by 1558-d.; master of harthounds by 1559.

George Jerningham came of a wealthy and well-connected family with a pedigree dating from the Conquest. Nothing is known of his life before his marriage in 1534, when his father transferred to Sir Thomas Bedingfield and other trustees, for his use, certain manors in Ashby, Herringfleet and Lound in the north-east of Suffolk near to the family seat at Somerleyton. It is likely that he came to court as an adherent of Mary with his uncle Henry Jerningham, but he did not receive a pension for service to her at Framlingham, unlike several of his kinsmen. The office of sewer which he held by 1554 was perhaps secured through his uncle's influence as vice-chamberlain. His own service at court did not end with the Queen's death, as early in 1559 he was still in receipt of payments as a gentleman pensioner.

It was clearly as a ‘trustworthy and Catholic man’ that Jerningham was returned to the first two Parliaments of Mary's reign, his election on both occasions being helped by his brother-in-law Sir Thomas Cornwallis as the sheriff of Norfolk and Suffolk and his uncles Sir William Drury and Sir Henry Jerningham sitting as knights of the shire for Suffolk. The Journal throws no light on his part in the House. In Oct 1554 Jerningham, ‘in consideration of his service’, received a 21-year lease of Okehampton park in Devon at a yearly rent of £42. Its former owner, Sir Peter Carew, had been attainted of high treason, but was pardoned and granted the reversion of the property in 1556. Jerningham's career was cut short by his death late in Jan 1559 or the following month, when two manors were settled on his widow by his father who did not long survive him.

George Jerningham's return was almost certainly the work of the sheriff, his brother-in-law Sir Thomas Cornwallis, and Francis Yaxley had a family link with the neighbourhood to supplement the support he doubtless received in Mar 1553 from the Duke of Northumberland and Secretary Cecil. Henry Cornwallis, George Jerningham and Erasmus Paston were kinsmen of the sheriffs who returned them.

http://www.tudorplace.com.ar/Bios/GeorgeJerninghan.htm

Children of George Jerningham and Eleanor Spelman are:

208. Humphrey Walrond, born Bef. 1581; died 11 Feb 1620/21. He was the son of 416. Sir Henry Walrond and 417. Elizabeth Devenish. He married 209. Elizabeth Colles 1610.

209. Elizabeth Colles, born Abt. 1581 in Bradwell, Buckinghamshire. She was the daughter of 418. Humphrey Colles and 419. Elizabeth Darcy.

Children of Humphrey Walrond and Elizabeth Colles are:

210. John Seamon

Child of John Seamon is:

320. <Several Generations> Chamberlayne, born Aft. 1500. He was the son of 640. <Several Generations> Chamberlayne.

Child of <Several Generations> Chamberlayne is:

388. Sir John Jerningham, born Abt. 1497 in Somerleytown, Yarmouth, Suffolk; died 1558. He was the son of 776. Sir Edward Jerningham and 777. Margaret Bedingfield. He married 389. Bridget Drury Bef. 1516.

389. Bridget Drury, born Abt. 1492 in Hawstead, Bury St. Edmonds, Suffolk. She was the daughter of 778. Sir Robert Drury and 779. Anne Calthorpe.

Children of John Jerningham and Bridget Drury are:

390. Sir John Spelman, died 1545 in of Norborough. He was the son of 780. Henry Spelman and 781. Ella de Narburgh. He married 391. Elizabeth Frowick Bef. 1533.

391. Elizabeth Frowick, born Bef. 1515 in of Gunnersbury, Middlesex. She was the daughter of 782. Sir Henry Frowick and 783. Jane Danvers.

Notes for Sir John Spelman:

Sir John Spilman of Narborough; Sir John Spilman of Narburgh.

Second Justice of the King's Bench. "Had a family of 20 children. Their eldest son, Henry, died in infancy, and his second son, John Spelman, Knight, fell heir to Narburgh, which passed to his descendants."

He rebuilt Narburgh Hall.

Notes for Elizabeth Frowick:

Elizabeth Frowycke

Children of John Spelman and Elizabeth Frowick are:

416. Sir Henry Walrond, born Bef. 1555 in Sea, Ilminster, Somerset; died 18 Feb 1615/16. He was the son of 832. Humphrey Walrond and 833. Elizabeth Brockhampton. He married 417. Elizabeth Devenish.

417. Elizabeth Devenish, born Abt. 1555. She was the daughter of 834. William Devenish and 835. Cicely Juxon.

Notes for Sir Henry Walrond:

Henry was admitted to the Inner Temple in London 15-Jun-1562. He assisted in the preparations by England for the comming Spanish Armada. He bred horses, mustered men, & furnished 1 demi-lance company & 1 light horse company.

Child of Henry Walrond and Elizabeth Devenish is:

418. Humphrey Colles, born Aft. 1550 in Bradwell, Buckinghamshire. He was the son of 836. Michael Colles and 837. Mary Graunt. He married 419. Elizabeth Darcy.

419. Elizabeth Darcy, born Abt. 1560.

Notes for Humphrey Colles:

Not certain that he is linked to the right parents. Did he have a son or nephew named Humphrey Colles whose daugher Eleanor Colles married Edmund Chamberlayne? Another Humphrey Colles married Elizabeth Chamberlain.

Research notes:

Edmund Hawes of Solihull & Humphrey Colles of Middle Temple bought the manor of Solihull from Thomas Throckmorton of Coughton in May 1604

date: 1 August 1601; 26 May 1611; copy made mid 17th century

[from Scope and Content] Mid 17th century copy of a lease from Queen Ann to Thomas Wynate and Humphrey Coles of a water mill, meadow land, one croft and two acres of arable land in the common field in the tenure of Edward Howard [in Hampton-in-Arden]. To hold for 99 years or for the lives of John Faireclough, son of Thomas Faireclough of Faireclough in Weston, co. Hereford gent., John Harmer of Weston, co. Hereford gent. and Richard Hall of Hoggington [?Hockington], co. Cambridge for the annual rent of £6 13s. 4d., Robert Loggins being the present tenant.

[Anne, daughter of Sir John Thynne, the ancestor of the Marquesses of Bath, married John Coles of Barton: see, e.g., Burke's Peerage.]

To her 'most respected cozen', Sir Thomas Thinne, kt., at Longleat (Co. Wilts), stating that having made a request to him both by Mr. Dodington and her servant, and receiving a promise from him by them that upon her 'brother' Hill's return, he (Thinne) would look out the indenture made between Sir John Thinne and Mr. Humphrey Colles upon the marriage of Mr. John Colles and Mrs. Ann Thinne

Notes for Elizabeth Darcy:

Child of Humphrey Colles and Elizabeth Darcy is:

640. <Several Generations> Chamberlayne, born Aft. 1470. He was the son of 1280. <Several Generations> Chamberlayne.

Child of <Several Generations> Chamberlayne is:

776. Sir Edward Jerningham, born Abt. 1462 in Somerleyton, Yarmouth, Suffolk; died 1515. He was the son of 1552. John Jerningham and 1553. Isabelle Clifton. He married 777. Margaret Bedingfield.

777. Margaret Bedingfield, born Abt. 1475 in England; died 24 Mar 1503/04 in England. She was the daughter of 1554. Sir Edmund de Bedingfield and 1555. Alice de Shelton.

Child of Edward Jerningham and Margaret Bedingfield is:

778. Sir Robert Drury, born Abt. 1457 in of Hawstead; died 02 Mar 1534/35 in England. He was the son of 1556. Sir Roger Drury and 1557. Felicia 'Felice' Denston. He married 779. Anne Calthorpe Abt. 1483 in Elizabethtown, Bladen, NC.

779. Anne Calthorpe, born Abt. 1463. She was the daughter of 1558. Sir William Calthorpe and 1559. Lady Elizabeth Stapleton.

Notes for Sir Robert Drury:

Speaker of the Parliament.

The details in this biography come from the History of Parliament, a biographical dictionary of Members of the House of Commons.

Born by 1456, first son of Roger Drury of Hawstead by Felice, dau. and heiress of William Denston of Besthorpe, Norf. Educated ?Gonville, Camb.; Lincoln's Inn, adm. 1473. Married first, by 1494, Anne, dau. of Sir William Calthorpe of Burnham Thorpe, Norfolk; by whom he had two sons, Sir William and Sir Robert, and four daughters; and married secondly, by 1531, Anne, dau. of Edward Jerningham of Somerleyton, Suff., widow of Lord Edward Grey (d. BEF 1517), of Henry Berkeley, and of Henry Barley of Albury (d. 12 Nov 1529), s.p. suc. family 30 Jan 1496. Kntd. 17 Jun 1497. Commr. array Suff. 1487, subsidy 1512, 1514, 1515 1523; other commissions 1490-d., j.p. 1488-d.; dep. chief steward, south parts duchy of Lancaster c.1498-1526; Councillor and knight of body temp. Henry VII and Henry VIII; member, council of 14th Earl of Oxford c.1525, bailiff, Bury St. Edmunds, Suffolk. Speaker of House of Commons 1495.

Robert Drury was the first of his line to attach himself to the court after training as a lawyer. Knighted after the Blackheath rebellion in 1497, where he may have served under John De Vere, 13th Earl of Oxford whose deputy he became in the stewardship of the duchy of Lancaster. Under the Earl's will of 1509 he was appointed an executor and given an annuity of £6 13s.4d. and the Ellesmere Chaucer which bears the signature of Drury and his son William.

By the beginning of Henry VIII's reign Drury was prominent as a lawyer, courtier and servant of the crown. It was presumably as a senior Member and former Speaker that in the Parliament of 1510 he announced in the Upper House the election of Thomas Englefield as Speaker; it is all but certain that Drury had been re-elected for Suffolk. Under the new King he attended the Council from time to time, for example in May 1516 to discuss musters, and early in 1526 to give advice on legal matters, but he was chiefly concerned with Scottish affairs. Having been a witness to Henry VIII's renewal of the treaty with Scotland on 29 Aug 1509, he was commissioned on 7 Sep with two others to receive the oath of James IV and to treat for the redress of grievances. From 1511 to 1513 he was engaged on similar commissions about injuries on the Scottish border with Thomas, 2nd Lord Dacre of Gilsland.

During the first decade of the century Drury enlarged his property in East Anglia, where he also acquired a number of wardships. In the general pardon of 1510 he was described as of Hawstead, Ruislip in Middlesex, and London. In the same year he had licence to empark over 2,000 acres of land and wood in a number of Suffolk parishes, and to crenellate his manors of Hawstead Hall, Bokenham in Hawstead, and Onehouse. At Hawstead, his chief seat, he had a private chapel for which in 1501 he had received a papal licence.Drury made his will on 1 May 1531, probated 8 Feb 1535/1536. He died on 2 Mar 1535. In accordance with his request he was buried in St. Mary's church, Bury St. Edmunds, where a stone monument with effigies of himself and his first wife bears the inscription 'Such as ye be, sometime were we, such as we are, such shall ye be. Miserere nostri'. His rich household hangings, goods and plate, and large flocks of sheep he left chiefly to his wife and sons. His dwellings included a house in College Street, Bury St. Edmunds and a 'place' in the parish of St. Clement Dane, London, which later gave its name to Drury Lane. His widow married Sir Edmund Walsingham.

http://www.tudorplace.com.ar/Bios/RobertDruryofHawstead(Sir)1.htm

Children of Robert Drury and Anne Calthorpe are:

780. Henry Spelman, born 1428 in Bekerton, Stow, Norfolk; died 23 Sep 1496 in Narburgh, Norfolk. He was the son of 1560. John Spelman and 1561. Katherine Styward. He married 781. Ella de Narburgh Aft. 1450.

781. Ella de Narburgh, born Abt. 1430. She was the daughter of 1562. William de Narburgh and 1563. Alice Clere.

Notes for Henry Spelman:

Eldest son of his father. Lord of Stow, Brecklys, Great and Little Watton, Colny, Weting, Roclonde, and Crow. He received Crow from his step-mother. He moved to Narburgh upon his marriage, some 25 miles from Stow.

30 Sept 1479

By Henry Spelman, son and heir of John Spelman and wife Katherine daughter of Thomas Styward of Swaffham in his lifetime one of the coroners of Norfolk, to Robert Wyngefeld knight comptroller of the king's household, John Aleyn doctor of laws, William Yelverton, Edmund Clere, Robert Clere his son, John Clippesby, Robert Fynch, Simon Blake Esq., John Spelman and William Spelman Robert's brothers, Robert Norwych, Peter Bumpsted and John Mannyng, of the manors of Buryhalle and Chervyllys and lands &c. in Great Ellingham, Hingham, Deopham, Attleborough, Little Ellingham, Beachamwell, Shingham, Barton and Estmore [in Beachamwell], formerly of Thomas Mannyng Esq. Simon Toke chaplain and Robert Langewade attorneys for livery of seisin

Notes for Ella de Narburgh:

Children of Henry Spelman and Ella de Narburgh are:

782. Sir Henry Frowick, born Bef. 1485; died in of Gunnersbury, Middlesex. He was the son of 1564. Sir Thomas Frowick and 1565. Jane Sturgeon. He married 783. Jane Danvers Bef. 1515.

783. Jane Danvers, born in of Oxfordshire. She was the daughter of 1566. Thomas Danvers.

Notes for Sir Henry Frowick:

Sir Henry (fn. 10) inherited Gunnersbury, which appears to have descended to his daughter and coheir Elizabeth, who married Sir John Spelman, one of the Judges of the King's-Bench, grandfather of Sir Henry, the celebrated antiquary, and ancestor of Sir Clement Spelman, who died seised of the manor of Gunnersbury in 1607

From: 'Ealing', The Environs of London: volume 2: County of Middlesex (1795), pp. 223-240. URL: http://www.british-history.ac.uk/report.aspx?compid=45410. Date accessed: 08 August 2008.

Henry may have also married Margaret Leigh. Which wife was the mother of which children is not certain.

Notes for Jane Danvers:

Children of Henry Frowick and Jane Danvers are:

832. Humphrey Walrond, born Bef. 1530 in of Bradfield, Devonshire; died Abt. 1580 in Sea, Ilminster, Somerset. He was the son of 1664. Osmond Walrond and 1665. Emelyn Buckthought. He married 833. Elizabeth Brockhampton.

833. Elizabeth Brockhampton, died in Sea, Ilminster, Somerset. She was the daughter of 1666. John Brockhampton.

Notes for Humphrey Walrond:

There is a monument of Humphry Walrond, Esq., in Ilminster Church, are those of the family of Brokehampton. Humphry Walrond (who died 1580) married Elizabeth, daughter and coheir of John Brokehampton., of Sea, and so obtained that estate.

Notes for Elizabeth Brockhampton:

Children of Humphrey Walrond and Elizabeth Brockhampton are:

834. William Devenish, born Bef. 1530 in of Hellingleigh. He was the son of 1668. Thomas Devenish and 1669. Anne Fawkes. He married 835. Cicely Juxon.

835. Cicely Juxon, born Abt. 1530.

Notes for Cicely Juxon:

Cecilia Juxon; Cicely Ingson

Child of William Devenish and Cicely Juxon is:

836. Michael Colles, born Aft. 1523 in Bradwell, Buckingham. He was the son of 1672. William Colles and 1673. Margaret Hitch. He married 837. Mary Graunt.

837. Mary Graunt, born Abt. 1530. She was the daughter of 1674. Edward Graunt.

Children of Michael Colles and Mary Graunt are:

1280. <Several Generations> Chamberlayne, born Bef. 1440. He was the son of 2560. <Several Generations> Chamberlayne.

Child of <Several Generations> Chamberlayne is:

1552. John Jerningham, born Abt. 1435 in Somerleyton, Yarmouth, Suffolk; died 1503. He was the son of 3104. Sir John Jernegan and 3105. Agnes Darrel. He married 1553. Isabelle Clifton.

1553. Isabelle Clifton, born Abt. 1438 in Clifton, Newark, Nottinghamshire. She was the daughter of 3106. George de Clifton and 3107. Isabella Herbert.

Child of John Jerningham and Isabelle Clifton is:

1554. Sir Edmund de Bedingfield, born Abt. 1445 in Bedingfield, Hartismere, Suffolk; died 15 Oct 1496 in Oxborough, Swaffham, Norfolk. He was the son of 3108. Thomas de Bedingfield and 3109. Anne de Waldegrave. He married 1555. Alice de Shelton.

1555. Alice de Shelton, born Aft. 1459 in Shelton, Depwade, Norfolk; died Bef. 1478. She was the daughter of 3110. Sir Ralph de Shelton and 3111. Margaret Clere.

Child of Edmund de Bedingfield and Alice de Shelton is:

1556. Sir Roger Drury, born Bef. 1437; died 1494 in of Hawstead. He was the son of 3112. Nicholas Drury and 3113. Joan Heath. He married 1557. Felicia 'Felice' Denston.

1557. Felicia 'Felice' Denston, born in of Besthorpe, Norfolk. She was the daughter of 3114. William Denston.

Child of Roger Drury and Felicia Denston is:

1558. Sir William Calthorpe, born 30 Jan 1408/09 in Burnham Thorpe, Norfolk; died 15 Nov 1494 in Burnham Thorpe, Norfolk, England. He was the son of 3116. Sir John Calthorpe and 3117. Anne Wythe. He married 1559. Lady Elizabeth Stapleton Aft. 1462 in Yorkshire, England.

1559. Lady Elizabeth Stapleton, born Abt. 1441 in of Yorkshire, England; died 1509 in Burnham Thorpe, Norfolk, England. She was the daughter of 3118. Sir Miles Stapleton and 3119. Catherine de la Pole.

Children of William Calthorpe and Elizabeth Stapleton are:

1560. John Spelman, born 1400 in Stow, Norfolk; died Apr 1460 in Stow, Norfolk. He was the son of 3120. Henry Spelman and 3121. Isabel Beckerton. He married 1561. Katherine Styward.

1561. Katherine Styward, born in Swaffham, Norfolk; died 1432. She was the daughter of 3122. Thomas Styward and 3123. Cecily <Unknown>.

Notes for John Spelman:

Lord of Crowis, Bekerton, and other manors in Norfolk. First Spelman Lord of Bekerton.

Notes for Katherine Styward:

Children of John Spelman and Katherine Styward are:

1562. William de Narburgh, born Abt. 1400. He was the son of 3124. William de Narburgh. He married 1563. Alice Clere.

1563. Alice Clere, born Bef. 1398 in Stokesby, Norfolk; died 1461. She was the daughter of 3126. Robert Clere and 3127. Elizabeth Rede.

Notes for William de Narburgh:

William Narborough; William Narburgh

Notes for Alice Clere:

Child of William de Narburgh and Alice Clere is:

1564. Sir Thomas Frowick, born Bet. 1421 - 1441 in Elinge, Middlesex; died 1485. He was the son of 3128. Henry Frowick and 3129. Isabell Otis. He married 1565. Jane Sturgeon.

1565. Jane Sturgeon, born Abt. 1441. She was the daughter of 3130. Sir John Sturgeon.

Notes for Sir Thomas Frowick:

Sir Thomas Frowick.

There are also three subordinate manors, or manor-farms, in the parish of Ealing, held under the Bishop. The most ancient of these is Gunnersbury, called in old records Gonyldesbury, or Gunnyldsbury. It is not improbable that it was the residence of Gunyld, or Gunnilda, niece of King Canute, who was benished from England in the year 1044 (fn. 4) . This manor, in the reign of Edward III. was held for life by John Bray, under a grant of John de Chepham, who, in 1365, (38 Edw. III.) gave the reversion to Geossrey Schrop and his heirs (fn. 5) . In the 47th year of the same king's reign, William Gresle, clerk, and others, granted the manor of Gonyldsbury, which had formerly belonged to John de Northwych, goldsmith of London, to John Bernes and others (fn. 6) , as trustees, perhaps, for the celebrated Alice Perrers, or Pierce, whose property it appears to have been at the time of her banishment, when it was seized by the crown (fn. 7) . She afterwards procured a reversion of her sentence, and married Sir William Wyndesor, to whom this manor was granted, with other property which she had enjoyed before her attainder (fn. 8) . In the next century it belonged to Sir Thomas Frowick, Alderman of London, who died in 1485, and was buried at Ealing. His

From: 'Ealing', The Environs of London: volume 2: County of Middlesex (1795), pp. 223-240. URL: http://www.british-history.ac.uk/report.aspx?compid=45410. Date accessed: 08 August 2008.

Notes for Jane Sturgeon:

Children of Thomas Frowick and Jane Sturgeon are:

1566. Thomas Danvers, died in of Oxfordshire.

Child of Thomas Danvers is:

1664. Osmond Walrond, born Aft. 1470. He was the son of 3328. John Walrond and 3329. Margaret Moore. He married 1665. Emelyn Buckthought.

1665. Emelyn Buckthought, born in Of Devonshire.

Notes for Osmond Walrond:

Oliver Walrond

Notes for Emelyn Buckthought:

Children of Osmond Walrond and Emelyn Buckthought are:

1666. John Brockhampton, died in Sea, Ilminster, Somerset.

Notes for John Brockhampton:

John Brokehampton

Child of John Brockhampton is:

1668. Thomas Devenish He was the son of 3336. Richard Devenish and 3337. Fides Lytton. He married 1669. Anne Fawkes.

1669. Anne Fawkes, born in of West Hampnett. She was the daughter of 3338. William Fawkes.

Notes for Anne Fawkes:

Child of Thomas Devenish and Anne Fawkes is:

1672. William Colles, born Abt. 1495 in Bransford; died Aug 1558 in Leigh, Worcestershire. He was the son of 3344. William Colles and 3345. Isabell Turberville. He married 1673. Margaret Hitch Abt. 1523.

1673. Margaret Hitch, born Abt. 1505 in Northbrook, Warwick; died Bef. 19 Jul 1572 in Leigh, Worcestershire. She was the daughter of 3346. <Unknown> Hitch.

Notes for William Colles:

" ... was born about 1495 in Bransford and resided in Leigh, Worcestershire which is about one mile northwest of Bransford.. In the church of Leigh we find the following inscription "In the southe Ile, beeinge our Ladye’s Channcell, on a playne stone with the Armes of Colles" is written "Here lies William Colles in the county of Worcester, a gentleman, who died August 1558 in his 63rd year". The stone is now built over by a modern organ. William Colles(2) left a will dated 21 May 1558 which was proved 30 Sept. 1558 in the Prerogative Court of Canterbury. William (2) Colles married about 152x Margaret, sister and coheiress of John Hitch of Gloucestershire, a family with their own Coat of Arms. Margaret Hitch Colles survived her husband and was buried at Leigh on 19 July 1572.

"He left to his wife, Margaret, his house called the Rock, with the pastures belonging to it, which he bought of Thomas Rock; also an adjoining pasture which he bought of Richard Cave plus the tithes of Branford, then in the occupation of William Lynton. If she married she was to have 100 L in ready money and no more. To his son Michael he gave his lease and interest in the house or parsonage of Chocknell, a hamlet in Leigh, with all of the glebe land, meadows, and pastures belonging to it plus his lease and terms of years of a certain pasture in Grimley, Worcestershire, which he had of the demise and grant of the Bishop of Worcestershire; further for Michael, his lease and term of years of tithes within the parish of Claines, which he had of the grant of Roger Crump. To his son, William, he gave a lease of certain houses in London, which he lately had bought of Edmund Blacknell plus 100 marks "when he shall set up his occupation, or at the age of 21 years, as he will". To his son, John, he gave all the leases that he had of the Prior and Convent of Much Malvern, i.e., Great Malvern; further for John, his lease and terms of years of the parsonage of Tewksbury, Gloucestershire, which he had of the grant of the late King Edward VI and certain lands in Herefordshire, which he purchased of Robert Winter. "I will my executors shall take all of the profits and rents of the above lands during the minority of my son John, towards his bringing up.

"To his daughters Ursula and Elizabeth he gave L100 each, to be paid upon their respective marriages. To Eleanor Hitch, William Pytcher, son of Richard and Anne Colles Pytcher, and Alice Rudding, daughter of Edmund and Jane Colles Rudding, he gave L5 each to be paid upon the day of their marriages. To his son, Sir Edmund-Knight, he willed all of his lands, tenements, leases, and "Takes", not before disposed of. To Mistress Anne Wythey he gave 10 shillings yearly during her life with meat and drink at the charge of his executors. He made bequests to all of his servants plus a bushel of grain to every poor man and woman dwelling in Leigh. There were quite a few other misc bequests. In summary, William Colles (2) was a man of very much property and a fair degree of wealth. His sons achieved positions of distinction and his daughters married well.

References:FH133:Colles:104-107; FH258:Gen11:8-9

http://stanleyhistory.net/descnarratives/RichardColles.htm

Notes for Margaret Hitch:

Children of William Colles and Margaret Hitch are:

1674. Edward Graunt, born Abt. 1510. He was the son of 3348. Edward Graunt and 3349. Anna Somerville.

Child of Edward Graunt is:

2560. <Several Generations> Chamberlayne, born Bef. 1400. He was the son of 5120. Edward Chamberlayne.

Child of <Several Generations> Chamberlayne is:

3104. Sir John Jernegan, born Abt. 1410 in Somerleyton, Yarmouth, Suffolk; died 1474 in England. He was the son of 6208. Sir Thomas Jernegan and 6209. Joan Appleyard. He married 3105. Agnes Darrel.

3105. Agnes Darrel, born Abt. 1415 in Calehill Park, Little Chart, Kent. She was the daughter of 6210. John Darell and 6211. Thomasin Barret.

Notes for Agnes Darrel:

Child of John Jernegan and Agnes Darrel is:

3106. George de Clifton, born Abt. 1411 in Clifton, Newark, Nottinghamshire; died 06 May 1471 in Beheaded After Battle Of Tewkesbury, Gloucestershire. He was the son of 6212. Sir Gervase de Clifton and 6213. Isabel Francis. He married 3107. Isabella Herbert.

3107. Isabella Herbert, born Abt. 1411 in Netherfield, Sussex; died 20 Nov 1454. She was the daughter of 6214. Vincent Herbert alias Finch and 6215. Isabella de Cralle.

Child of George de Clifton and Isabella Herbert is:

3108. Thomas de Bedingfield, born Abt. 1423 in Hartismere, Suffolk; died 12 Oct 1453 in Bedingfield, Hartismere, Suffolk. He was the son of 6216. Edmund de Bedingfield and 6217. Margaret Tudenham. He married 3109. Anne de Waldegrave.

3109. Anne de Waldegrave, born Abt. 1425 in Brixworth, Walgrave, Northamptonshire; died 1453 in Bedingfield, Hartismere, Suffolk. She was the daughter of 6218. Richard de Waldegrave and 6219. Joan Doreward.

Child of Thomas de Bedingfield and Anne de Waldegrave is:

3110. Sir Ralph de Shelton, born 1430 in Shelton, Depwade, Norfolk; died 16 Jul 1497. He was the son of 6220. John de Shelton and 6221. Margaret Brewes. He married 3111. Margaret Clere.

3111. Margaret Clere, born Abt. 1440 in Ornesby, Norfolk; died 16 Jan 1498/99. She was the daughter of 6222. Robert Clere and 6223. Elizabeth Uvedale.

Notes for Sir Ralph de Shelton:

This lengthy quote provided by an "Ancestry" contibutor, link at the bottom of the quote.

"Blomefield says he was son and heir of John Shelton and was only one quarter of a year old when his father died in 1430. A Fine Rolls writ was issued 1 April 1431 directing the escheator for Norfolk to take into the King's hands the lands late of John Shelton, Esq in Norfolk and Suffolk. Sir William Phelip was later given custody of these lands until the full age of Ralph, John's son and heir, together with Ralph's marriage. There were actually several writs given to Sir William concerning Ralph's inheritance. He was 46 years old at his mother Margeret Alyngton's death. In 1432 the king presented to the church at Snoring Magna in Ralph's name since he was a minor. 19 November 1453 he Sir Miles Stapleton, and William Calthorp received a commission from the King to arrest several local men (Patent Rolls Hen VI vi p 167). In 1455 he presented to the church of Thirsford as its patron. In 1456 he presented to the church at Shelton as its patron. In 1459 Ralph presented to the church in Snoring Magna. June 26 1459 Ralph, Sir Thomas Descales, Thomas Brewse and the Sheriff of Norfolk were issued a warrant to arrest some local persons to bring before the King's chancery on charges of committing riots and congregating in Norfolk (Patent Rolls Hen VI vi p 496). 14 May 1462 he and other prominent Norfolk men were directed by the King to place watchmen and signals called "bekeyns" within the county of Norfolk for defense against the King's enemies (Patent Rolls Edw IV p 205). In 1460 he presented Master Thomas Marke as the rector of Hardwick (Blomefield v5 p222) - NRS also says that this Thomas was a kinsman to the Sheltons. In 1469 Ralph and Sir Thomas Brewse together presented to the church in Gunton. In 1470 he again presented to the church at Shelton as its patron. June 20 1470 Ralf and Richard Southwell among others were directed by the King to assay the lands of Sir George Neville of Latimer and to determine who Neville's heir might be (Patent Rolls Edw IV ii ). 1466-1475 he presented 3 rectors to the church in Hardwick. Ub 1489 he built Shelton church and rebuilt Shelton hall which previously had burned in a fire (Brown p 23). May 1 1484 and December 8 1484 King Richard III directed Ralph, John Duke of Norfolk, John Duke of Suffolk, Thomas Earl of Surrey, John Lord Fitzwalter, Sir Henry Grey, Sir Edmund Bedingfield, Sir William Boleyn, William Paston, Richard Southwell, John Paston, Robert Clere and others to array men at arms in Norfolk (Patent Rolls Ric III p 397,490). May 4 1484 Richard III pardoned William Warner of Hardwick for not appearing before justices to answer Ralf Shelton

concerning a debt of 40 s (Patent Rolls Ric III p 468). May 10 1485 he (along with othere) was directed by the King to arrest Thomas Hansard (Patent Rolls Ric III p 543). February 5 1485 Richard III made him a commissioner of the peace in Norfolk along with John Earl of Lincoln, William Calthorp, William Boleyn and Robert Clere (Patent Rolls Ric III p567). In 1487 he was High Sheriff for Norfolk and Suffolk. Sir Ralf was present at the coronation of Elizabeth of York. April 7 1487 he and John Duke of Suffolk, John Earl of Oxford, John Lord Fitzwalter, Sir William Knyvett, Richard Southwell, John Paston and William Boleyn, he was commissioned to array men at arms to guard the coast against the enemies of King Henry VII (Patent Rolls Hen VII i p 179). September 18 1487 he was again directed to protect the sea coast (Patent Rolls Hen VII i p213). In 1487 he had a grant from Henry VII of the custody and marriage of the body and lands of Ralf brother and heir of Robert Berney Esq of Gunton (Patent Rolls Hen VII i p 228 issued 11May 1488). That is the first time in the Patent Rolls that he is mentioned as Sir Ralph (or Ralf). In other rolls directing him to be commissioner of the peace March 12 1486 lists him as Ralph Shelton Esq and other in August 17 1490 and May 9 1494 list him as Sir Ralph (Patent Rolls Hen VII i p 494). K.M. Brown says he was knighted in 1485 and that he was a Knight of the Garter in 1488 (p23). However, the Book of Dignities that lists all of the Knights of the Garter does not include Sir Ralph as having been a Knight of the Garter in 1488 or in the 10 years before and after that date (p736-737). The same Book of Dignities does list him as a Knight of the Bath under the name of Ralph Sheldon having been vested in Nov 1487 on the coronation of Elizabeth of York, Queen of Henry VII (p758). NRS says that he was knighted 25 November 1485 and that he was High Sheriff of Norfolk in 1487. February 5 1491 he was given a grant along with Richard Southwell and others the hold the land and custody of Arthur son of Sir George Hopton (Patent Rolls Hen VII i p334). August 28 1490 he and John Duke of Suffolk, John Earl of Oxford, Sir Thomas Lovell, Sir William Boleyn, Richard Southwell and others were commissioned to raise men at arms and placed beacons "in the usual places" to warn the people of the coming of the King's enemies (Patent Rolls Hen VII i p 349). May 12 1491 he and others were commissioned to muster men and if necessary to lead them again invaders led under "Charles calling himself King of France" (Patent Rolls Hen VII i p 357). He married Margeret daughter of Robert Clere of Ormesby by Elizabeth daugher of Sir Thomas Uvedale. He had John his son and heir, Ralf, Richard, Elizabeth, and Alice. February 1495 he and others were directed to be commissioner of the peace and of oyer and terminer (Patent Rolls Hen VII i p 31). He was later directed (with others) to assay the lordships, lands and manors of Sir Robert Chamberlain rebel and traitor (Patent Rolls Hen VII ii p 53). In the Patent Rolls Henry VII ii p 185 he is referred to as deceased. In 1492 he was executor of his mother-in-law Elizabeth Uvedale Clere's will and received a legacy from her (Blomefield v11 ). He was living in 1492 but was dead by 1500 for then Margeret Shelton of Shelton, late the wife of Sir Rafe Shelton, Knt willed to be buried in Shelton chancel by her husband in a "tumbe which is ordeyned to that intent" (Archives of Epi Norwich probat 3 Dec 1500). In 1497 he presented to the church at Shelton as its patron . May 14 1496, November 12 1496, February 12 1497, February 10 1497 and May 8 1497 he was directed to be commissioner of the peace (Patent Rolls Hen VII ii p 651). NRS says thathe died 16 July 1497, his will date 21 March 1497 and proved 13 May 1498. Ralf's Inquisition Post Mortem was issued 27 October 1498 which said he died 16 July last (1497) and that John his son and heir was aged 20 and Ralf's was said to have held numerous manors, lands and tenements in Norfolk and Suffolk.

Whitaker gives the date of Margeret's death as 16 January 1499 and was buried in Bury Abbey in Suffolk but this would be in conflict with both Blomefield and parish registers in Norwich. She says that the son Richard Shelton was living in 1539 but there is no record of a wife or issue. The second son Ralf married Mary daughter and co-heir of Robert Brome co Norfolk. Their eldest son was Ralph Shelton of Brome Esq who

died in 1592 and was buried at Brome. Thorp Hall of Moring-Thorp had been purchased by the Shelton soon after 1412 and remained in the family until Sir Ralf sold it to the Garneyses (Blomefield v 5 p 290)

In 1480 the manor of Milden co Suffolk passed to Sir Ralf and remained in the family until sold by Ralph Shelton son of Sir John Shelton the younger. (Copinger i p 159)

Sources:

Blomefield V5 p 266 "Shelton",255,p222 "Hardwick",v5 p290 "Moring-Thorp"

Blomefield v11 p234-239 "Ormesby"; v11 "Scole"

Copinger i p 159

Calendar of Patent Rolls Henry VI vi p 167

Calendar of Patent Rolls Henry VI vi p 496;Edw IV i p 205,Edw IV ii;Ric

III p 397,468,490,543,567;Henry VII i p179,213,228,334,349,357;Hen VII ii

p 31, 53, 185

Hayden's Book of Dignities;Hayden, Joseph (p736-737)

Norfolk Record Society; Visitation of Norfolk

Norfolk Record Society; Vol 19 part 2 p 198

Calendar of Fine Rolls; Henry VI

Calendar of Inquisitions Post Mortem; Henry VII

http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~dianned/ghtout/np43.htm

Children of Ralph de Shelton and Margaret Clere are:

3112. Nicholas Drury, born Aft. 1379; died Bef. 02 Sep 1456 in of Thurston. He was the son of 6224. Sir Nicholas Drury and 6225. Joan de Saxham. He married 3113. Joan Heath.

3113. Joan Heath, born in of Mildenhall. She was the daughter of 6226. Thomas Heath.

Notes for Nicholas Drury:

He founded the Drury line at Hawstead, Suffolk. Feb 04, 1453/54, filed will at Bury St. Edmunds. His Will was dated Jan 4th, 1454/1455, and probated Sep 2nd, 1456. 1431, Joan Heath excommunicated: Party to a fine on a conveyance of land in Thurston and Bacton.

Child of Nicholas Drury and Joan Heath is:

3114. William Denston, died in of Besthorpe, Norfolk.

Child of William Denston is:

3116. Sir John Calthorpe, born Abt. 1379 in Burnham Thorpe, Norfolk, England; died 1420. He was the son of 6232. Sir William Calthorpe VI and 6233. Alinora Mautby. He married 3117. Anne Wythe Abt. 1407 in Burnham Thorpe, Norfolk, England.

3117. Anne Wythe, born Abt. 1382 in of Burnham Thorpe, Norfolk, England. She was the daughter of 6234. Sir John Wythe and 6235. Sibilla de St. Omer.

Notes for Anne Wythe:

Children of John Calthorpe and Anne Wythe are:

3118. Sir Miles Stapleton, born 1408; died Abt. 01 Oct 1466 in bur. Ingham Priory, England. He was the son of 6236. Sir Brian de Stapylton and 6237. Lady Cecelia Bardolf. He married 3119. Catherine de la Pole.

3119. Catherine de la Pole, born Abt. 1416 in Cotton, Suffolk, England; died 14 Oct 1488. She was the daughter of 6238. Sir Thomas de la Pole and 6239. Anne Cheyne.

Child of Miles Stapleton and Catherine de la Pole is:

3120. Henry Spelman, born 1360 in Stow, Norfolk; died Dec 1432 in Stow, Norfolk. He was the son of 6240. John Spelman and 6241. Johanna <Unknown>. He married 3121. Isabel Beckerton in St. Botolph, Stow, Norfolk.

3121. Isabel Beckerton, born 1390 in Stow, Norfolk; died 1444 in Stow, Norfolk. She was the daughter of 6242. Thomas Beckerton.

Notes for Henry Spelman:

Henry Spilman. Inherited the Spilman property at Stow, called Bekerton Hall, The Walter House, then Stow Hall.

Notes for Isabel Beckerton:

Children of Henry Spelman and Isabel Beckerton are:

3122. Thomas Styward, born in Swaffham, Norfolk; died Bet. 29 Oct - 12 Nov 1433. He married 3123. Cecily <Unknown>.

3123. Cecily <Unknown>

Notes for Thomas Styward:

Owned the manor of Woodhall in Great Palgrave, and in his will dated 29 Oct 1433 and proved 12 Nov 1433 he left this manor to his wife Cecily for life, and on her death to his son and heir Thomas, with remainders to other sons William and Richard. He had a daughter, Katherine, that married John Spylman (Spelman).

Perhaps the son or grandson of Nicholas Styward. A variation on the name Steward or Stewarde.

Due to a close family relationship to Oliver Cromwell, this site has info on this family:

http://olivercromwell.com/familytreestewards.html

"The greater part of the family of the name in Norfolk is believed, however, to be descended from the ancient Scottish line. Sir John Steward, son of John, the "Scot-Angle" married a daughter of Sir Thomas Kiriel and a daughter of Sir John Hamerton. His children were Richard, who married the daughter and heir of John Burley; Thomas; and Galfrid. Richard's sons were Nicol, a lawyer of the Middle Temple who married Cecilia, daughter of John Baskerville; and Thomas. Nicol or Nicholas' children were William; Richard; Robert, the prior, Simon, Nicol, and others. Of this family, Nicholas, son of Richard Stywart, was resident about the beginning of the sixteenth century at Wells in Norfolk.

"His sons were Richard, Robert, Nicholas, and Symon. Of these, Richard married Elizabeth Cossyn, (Comyn)? by whom he was the father of Jeffrey, Richard, Thomas, and William; Nicholas left issue by his wife, Elizabeth Lucas, of Sir William Steward, of the Isle of Ely, who was the father of Sir Thomas Steward, High Sheriff of Cambridge and Huntingdon; and Symon was the father of Robert, Edward, Marcus, John, Thomas, Augustine, and Nicholas Styward or Steward, whose descendants were numerous in Norfolk, Suffolk, and the County of Cambridge." (end of quotation)

Others who have compared the Styward arms to the Steward arms say there is no comparison, and the Stywards of Swaffham pre-dated the Stewards of Scotland fame.

Other info:

Manor of Haspaldes and foldcourse in Swaffham. At first this belonged, together with 50 acres and another foldcourse, to Thomas Styward.

Children of Thomas Styward and Cecily <Unknown> are:

3124. William de Narburgh He was the son of 6248. Adam de Narburgh.

Child of William de Narburgh is:

3126. Robert Clere, born 1367 in Stokesby, Norfolk; died 1420. He was the son of 6252. William Clere and 6253. Dionisia Wychingham. He married 3127. Elizabeth Rede Bef. 1397.

3127. Elizabeth Rede, born Abt. 1365 in Rougham, Norfolk; died Abt. 1434. She was the daughter of 6254. Sir John Rede and 6255. Alice de Rougham.

Notes for Elizabeth Rede:

Children of Robert Clere and Elizabeth Rede are:

3128. Henry Frowick, born Bet. 1380 - 1398; died 1460 in of London and Gonholsbery, Middlesex. He was the son of 6256. Henry Frowick and 6257. Alice Cornwall. He married 3129. Isabell Otis 05 Sep 1420.

3129. Isabell Otis, born Bef. 1400; died 03 Aug 1465.

Notes for Henry Frowick:

Henry's will was probated in three wills. Henry was born in Gondelsbury? circa 1380. He married Isabell Otis ---------- 5 September 1420. According to conflicting evidence, he married Isabell Otis ----------Isabell Otis ( -1465) 16 March 1420/1.

Notes for Isabell Otis:

Child of Henry Frowick and Isabell Otis is:

3130. Sir John Sturgeon

Notes for Sir John Sturgeon:

Sir John Sturgeon, knight, (giving for his arms, Azure, three sturgeons Or, under a fret Gules)

Child of Sir John Sturgeon is:

3328. John Walrond, born Abt. 1440 in of Bradfield, Devonshire; died Aft. 1491. He was the son of 6656. John Walrond and 6657. Gennett Gilbert. He married 3329. Margaret Moore.

3329. Margaret Moore, born in of Moor Hayes, Collumpton. She was the daughter of 6658. John Moore.

Children of John Walrond and Margaret Moore are:

3336. Richard Devenish, died in of Hellengleigh. He was the son of 6672. Sir John Devenish and 6673. Elizabeth Hoo. He married 3337. Fides Lytton.

3337. Fides Lytton She was the daughter of 6674. Sir Robert Lytton and 6675. Elizabeth Andrews.

Notes for Richard Devenish:

Richard Deveneish

Child of Richard Devenish and Fides Lytton is:

3338. William Fawkes, born in of West Hampnett.

Notes for William Fawkes:

William Fawke

Child of William Fawkes is:

3344. William Colles, born Abt. 1475 in Leigh, Worcester; died 1506 in Powic, Worcester. He was the son of 6688. Richard Colles and 6689. Margaret Hall. He married 3345. Isabell Turberville.

3345. Isabell Turberville, born Aft. 1475. She was the daughter of 6690. Richard Turberville.

Notes for William Colles:

Did he also marry Alice Romney? Was she the mother of WIlliam Colles?

By 1538, one Humphrey Colles was mentioned in official records: Receipt [30 Hen VIII], by Humphrey Colles (signed) from William Bollard of Stoke Bassett, for the use of the Earl of Bath. Could he have been a son or other close relative of this family?

Child of William Colles and Isabell Turberville is:

3346. <Unknown> Hitch

Children of <Unknown> Hitch are:

3348. Edward Graunt, born Abt. 1490. He was the son of 6696. Simon le Graunt and 6697. Catherine Percy. He married 3349. Anna Somerville.

3349. Anna Somerville, born Abt. 1495. She was the daughter of 6698. Robert Somerville and 6699. Mary Greville.

Child of Edward Graunt and Anna Somerville is:

5120. Edward Chamberlayne, born Aft. 1355; died in of Princethorpe, Warwickshire. He was the son of 10240. Sir Richard Chamberlayne and 10241. Joan 'Jane' Reynes.

Child of Edward Chamberlayne is:

6208. Sir Thomas Jernegan, born Bef. 1376 in England; died Abt. 1450 in England. He was the son of 12416. Sir John Jernegan and 12417. Margaret Visdelow. He married 6209. Joan Appleyard.

6209. Joan Appleyard, born Aft. 1385.

Child of Thomas Jernegan and Joan Appleyard is:

6210. John Darell, born Abt. 1386 in Sesay; died 25 Oct 1438 in of Calehill. He was the son of 12420. Sir William Darell and 12421. Emma <Unknown>. He married 6211. Thomasin Barret Abt. 1400.

6211. Thomasin Barret, born in Of Perry Court, Preston Next Fav, Kent. She was the daughter of 12422. Valentine Barret and 12423. Cecelia 'Cicely' at Lese.

Notes for John Darell:

Sir William Darrel's third son, John, founded a Kentish family which was "of eminent reputation among the gentry of the county," and lasted over four hundred and fifty years. He bought Cale Hill in 1410, and married two Kentish heiresses: first, a daughter of Valentine Barrett of Perry Court; and secondly, a niece of Archbishop Chicheley, with whom he obtained Scotney.

Children of John Darell and Thomasin Barret are:

6212. Sir Gervase de Clifton, born Abt. 1380 in Clifton, Newark, Nottinghamshire; died 08 Dec 1453. He was the son of 12424. John Clifton and 12425. Catherine de Cressy. He married 6213. Isabel Francis Abt. 1400.

6213. Isabel Francis, born Aft. 1380 in Promverk, Derbyshire; died 13 Jun 1457. She was the daughter of 12426. Sir Robert Francis and 12427. Isabel de Pershale.

Notes for Sir Gervase de Clifton:

He is shown, with the same wife, born in abt 1380 and abt 1422. Obviously there is confusion in the Clifton ancestry.Knight; married twice; buried at Teuxbury.

Children of Gervase de Clifton and Isabel Francis are:

6214. Vincent Herbert alias Finch, born Abt. 1381 in Netherfield, Sussex; died in of Netherfield, Sussex. He was the son of 12428. Vincent Herbert alias Finch and 12429. Joan Passendon. He married 6215. Isabella de Cralle.

6215. Isabella de Cralle, born Abt. 1385 in Cralle Manor, Warbleton, Sussex. She was the daughter of 12430. Robert de Cralle and 12431. Margaret 'Margery' Peplesham.

Notes for Vincent Herbert alias Finch:

Vincent Herbert, alias Finch, was of Netherfield, about the end of the reign of king Edward II. and left two sons, Henry and John, the latter of whom was father of John, prior of Christ-church. Henry Herbert, alias Finch, the eldest son, inherited Nethersfield, and died anno 8 king Richard II. and left Vincent Herbert, alias Finch, (with whom the pedigree of this family begins in the Heraldic Visitation of this county, in 1619) whose son Vincent, was living in the reigns of king Richard II. and Henry IV. and by his wife Isabel, daughter and coheir of Robert Cralle, of Cralle, in Sussex, had two sons, William and John; which latter married Elizabeth, daughter of Richard Seward, of Linsted, from whom descended the Finch's, of Sewards, Norton, Kingsdown, Faversham, Wye, and other places in this county. William Finch, the eldest son, by which name only he and his descendants wrote themselves, was of Netherfield, and had a son Henry Finch, esq. who married Alice, only daughter and heir of Philip Belknap, of the Moat, near Canterbury, uncle to Sir Ed ward Belknap, which marriage not only occasioned the first residence of this branch of the family in Kent, but rendered it more illustrious by a descent from many noble ones. Their eldest son Sir William Finch, was of the Moat in king Henry the VIIIth's reign, and was father of Sir Thomas Finch, of Eastwell, before-mentioned, (fn. 3) of which he died possessed in 1563. They had three sons and one daughter, of whom Henry, the third son, was sergeant-at-law, and left one son John, who was chief justice of the common pleas, lord keeper, and created anno 16 Charles I. lord Finch, baron of Fordwich, and died in 1661; the eldest, Sir Moyle Finch, was created a baronet at the first institution of that order, and surviving his mother, who had remarried Nicholas St. Leger, esq. (and lies buried in this church, as well as her father Sir Thomas Moyle, and all her descendants, to the present time) became possessed of this manor and advowson. He married Elizabeth, only daughter and heir of Sir Thomas Heneage, and resided at Eastwell-place, which he made very great additions to, and in 1589, obtained the queen's licence to inclose his grounds here, not exceeding one thousand acres, and to turn the highways that might be annoyed by it, and to embattle his house of Estwell. He died in 1614, leaving his widow, the lady Elizabeth Finch, surviving, who was by letters patent in 1623, anno 21 James I. created viscountess Maidstone; and afterwards, in 1628, anno 4 king Charles I. countess of Winchelsea, in Sussex. She died in 1633, and was buried at Eastwell, under a noble monument erected there for her and her husband, by whom she had several sons and daughters, the eldest son, Sir Theophilus Finch, bart. died s.p. the second, Sir Thomas, succeeded as earl of Winchelsea; the third, Sir John, was resident with the grand duke of Tuscany, and ambassador in Turkey, of whom there is no issue. He died in 1642, and was buried in Queen's college chapel, in Cambridge, to which he was a good benefactor; the fourth, Sir Heneage Finch, sergeant-at-law, and recorder of London, who died in 1641, was ancestor to the late earl of Winchelsea and Nottingham; and the fifth, Francis, was barrister-at-law, and an ingenious poet, who died s.p. Sir Thomas Finch, bart. the eldest surviving son, succeeded her as earl of Winchesea, &c. and in her possessions here, whose eldest son Heneage, second earl of Winchelsea, was one of those nobles who favored the restoration of king Charles II. and as such, was by general Monk entrusted with the government of Dover castle, and after king Charles's return was, in acknowledgment of his services, and of being descended from the antient family of Herbert, created baron Fitz-Herbert, of Eastwell, in the 12th year of his reign, and constituted lord lieutenant and custos rotulorum of this county, and shortly after sent ambassador extraordinary into Turkey. He was lord lieutenant when king James II. was taken, on his leaving this kingdom, and brought to Faversham, where, for protection from the insults of the populace, he sent to lord Winchelsea from Eastwell, who immediately came and persuaded the king to return to London. He died in 1689, having married four wives, by whom he had in all twenty-seven children, of whom sixteen lived to some maturity. At length these honors and estates descended afterwards down to John his son, by his fourth wife, his other intermediate descendants being dead without issue, who became the fifth earl of Winchelsea, who dying likewise s.p. in 1729, the titles of earl of Winchelsea and viscount Maidstone, for that of baron Fitz-Herbert became extinct, together with this manor and advowson, and the mansion and park of Eastwell, with the rest of the earl's estates in this county, devolved on Daniel, second earl of Nottingham, son and heir of Sir Heneage Finch, who had been created earl of Nottingham in 1681, son and heir of Sir Heneage Finch, the fourth son of Sir Moyle Finch, of Eastwell, knight and baronet, by his wife Katherine, who was created countess of Winchelsea as beforementioned.

From: 'Parishes: Eastwell', The History and Topographical Survey of the County of Kent: Volume 7 (1798), pp. 398-412. URL: http://www.british-history.ac.uk/report.aspx?compid=63428 Date accessed: 01 June 2009.

Notes for Isabella de Cralle:

Children of Vincent Finch and Isabella de Cralle are:

6216. Edmund de Bedingfield, born Abt. 1400 in Hartismere, Suffolk; died 22 Jun 1451. He was the son of 12432. Thomas de Bedingfield. He married 6217. Margaret Tudenham.

6217. Margaret Tudenham, born Abt. 1404 in Downham, Norfolk; died 15 Mar 1474/75 in Oxborough, Norfolk. She was the daughter of 12434. Robert Tudenham and 12435. Margaret de Herling.

Child of Edmund de Bedingfield and Margaret Tudenham is:

6218. Richard de Waldegrave, born 1397 in Smallbridge, Suffolk, England; died 02 May 1454. He was the son of 12436. Richard Waldegrave and 12437. Joan Montechensy. He married 6219. Joan Doreward Bef. 1416.

6219. Joan Doreward, born Abt. 1400 in Essex; died Aft. 25 Jun 1474. She was the daughter of 12438. William Doreward and 12439. Katherine de Wallcott.

Children of Richard de Waldegrave and Joan Doreward are:

6220. John de Shelton, died 1430. He was the son of 12440. William Shelton and 12441. Catherine Baret. He married 6221. Margaret Brewes.

6221. Margaret Brewes, died Abt. 1476.

Notes for Margaret Brewes:

Child of John de Shelton and Margaret Brewes is:

6222. Robert Clere, born Abt. 1406 in Ormesby, Norfolk. He was the son of 12444. John Clere and 12445. Elizabeth Braunche. He married 6223. Elizabeth Uvedale.

6223. Elizabeth Uvedale, born Aft. 1420; died 1492. She was the daughter of 12446. Sir Thomas Uvedale and 12447. Margaret Kingston.

Notes for Robert Clere:

Robert, his heire married Elizabeth, daughter and heire of Thomas Owydale, esquier.

Children of Robert Clere and Elizabeth Uvedale are:

6224. Sir Nicholas Drury, born Abt. 1359 in of Thurston; died Aft. Jan 1393/94. He was the son of 12448. John Drury and 12449. Amabilia Newton. He married 6225. Joan de Saxham.

6225. Joan de Saxham She was the daughter of 12450. Simon de Saxham.

Notes for Sir Nicholas Drury:

Accompanied John of Gaunt into Spain in 1386. He went to the Holy Land, at which time he added the cross tau to his Coat of Arms.

Children of Nicholas Drury and Joan de Saxham are:

6226. Thomas Heath, died in of Mildenhall.

Notes for Thomas Heath:

Thomas Hethe

Child of Thomas Heath is:

6232. Sir William Calthorpe VI, born Abt. 1345; died 1420 in Burnham Thorpe, England. He was the son of 12464. Sir Oliver Calthorpe and 12465. Isabel Bacon. He married 6233. Alinora Mautby.

6233. Alinora Mautby, died 1409. She was the daughter of 12466. John Mautby.

Child of William Calthorpe and Alinora Mautby is:

6234. Sir John Wythe, born Abt. 1360; died 1387. He was the son of 12468. Sir Oliver Wythe and 12469. <Daughter> Warhgham. He married 6235. Sibilla de St. Omer.

6235. Sibilla de St. Omer, born Abt. 1360; died 1421. She was the daughter of 12470. Edmund de St. Omer.

Notes for Sir John Wythe:

Sir John Withe

Notes for Sibilla de St. Omer:

Child of John Wythe and Sibilla de St. Omer is:

6236. Sir Brian de Stapylton, born 1379 in Bedale & Ingham; died 07 Aug 1438 in of Ingham Priory, Norfolk, England. He was the son of 12472. Miles Stapleton IV and 12473. Ela d'Ufford. He married 6237. Lady Cecelia Bardolf.

6237. Lady Cecelia Bardolf, born Abt. 1371 in Birling, Sussex, England; died 29 Sep 1432 in Ingham Priory, Norfolk, England. She was the daughter of 12474. Lord William Bardolf and 12475. Agnes de Poynings.

Notes for Lady Cecelia Bardolf:

Child of Brian de Stapylton and Cecelia Bardolf is:

6238. Sir Thomas de la Pole, born Abt. 1374 in of Cotton, Suffolk, England; died 21 Aug 1420 in France. He was the son of 12476. Michael de la Pole and 12477. Catherine Wingfield. He married 6239. Anne Cheyne.

6239. Anne Cheyne, born Bef. 1396 in Of Fen Ditton, Coms and Thenford, England; died Aft. 21 Jun 1435. She was the daughter of 12478. Nicholas Cheyne and 12479. Elizabeth Cockayne.

Notes for Sir Thomas de la Pole:

Need to confirm his parents

Child of Thomas de la Pole and Anne Cheyne is:

6240. John Spelman, born Bef. 1320 in Stow, Norfolk; died Abt. 1392 in Stow, Norfolk. He was the son of 12480. Stephen Spelman. He married 6241. Johanna <Unknown> Bef. 1360.

6241. Johanna <Unknown>

Notes for John Spelman:

John Spilman

Children of John Spelman and Johanna <Unknown> are:

6242. Thomas Beckerton

Notes for Thomas Beckerton:

Thomas Brotherton?

Child of Thomas Beckerton is:

6248. Adam de Narburgh He was the son of 12496. William de Narburgh and 12497. Matildis de Acre.

Child of Adam de Narburgh is:

6252. William Clere, born Abt. 1339 in Ormesby, Norfolk. He was the son of 12504. Robert Clere and 12505. Alice Filby. He married 6253. Dionisia Wychingham.

6253. Dionisia Wychingham, born Bef. 1350 in Upton, Norfolk. She was the daughter of 12506. William Wychingham and 12507. Margaret Braose.

Notes for William Clere:

William, his heire, married Dionese, daughter of Sir William Wichingham, whose heritage grewe partable.

Notes for Dionisia Wychingham:

Norfolk:

A. 10438. Indenture being a grant by [Denise late the wife of William Clere], Geoffrey Somerton and Robert atte Northouse, to Elizabeth daughter of Dame Katharine Braunch, of a yearly rent of a 1d. for the term of the life of [John Clere] from their manors of Ormesby and Burgh in Flegge and from their lands there and in Hemmesby, Scroutby, Maudeby, Fylby and Castre, which formerly belonged to the said William; and [after the death of the said John] of a yearly rent of 40 marks from the same for her life, to be void if, after the said John's decease, she brought a writ of dower against the said Denise, &c. Witnesses:—[Sir . . . . Mau] teby, knight, and others (named). Ormesby, Monday after the Holy Trinity, [12 ?] Richard II. French. Mutilated. Seals.

Children of William Clere and Dionisia Wychingham are:

6254. Sir John Rede, born Abt. 1339 in Eccles, Suffolk; died in Rougham, Suffolk. He was the son of 12508. John Rede. He married 6255. Alice de Rougham.

6255. Alice de Rougham, born Aft. 1339 in Rougham, Suffolk; died in Rougham, Suffolk. She was the daughter of 12510. Richard de Rougham.

Notes for Sir John Rede:

John Reade

Beccles or Becles Parish:

In or about the year 956, King Edwin, eldest son of King Edmund, of the Saxon race, gave the lordship of this parish to the Abbot and Convent of St. Edmund's, Bury; and it continued in that house until the dissolution of Monasteries, when it was granted, by King Henry VIII., to William Rede, Esq. In the Confessor's time it yielded 30,000 herrings to the said house.

The Redes, of this parish, were a family of respectability, and became early seated here. John Rede, Mayor of Norwich in 1496, was buried in Beccles church, in 1502. William was his son and heir; whose second son, William Rede, merchant of London, married Anne, daughter of William Fernley, of West Greeting, in this county, by Agnes his wife, daughter of Robert Desney, of Ipswich. This lady re-married Sir Thomas Gresham, Knt., founder of the Royal Exchange, London.

She died in the 39th of Queen Elizabeth; and Sir William Rede was her son and heir, aged 50 years. He married Gertrude, daughter Erasmus Paston, Esq.; whose son and heir, Sir Thomas Rede, Knt., married Mildreda, second daughter of Thomas Cecil, Earl of Salisbury, and died without issue.

Elizabeth, daughter and heir of Richard, son of Sir John Rede, of this parish, and Rougham, in Norfolk, married John Yelverton, Esq.; who had by the said Elizabeth, his second wife, Sir William Yelverton, Judge of the King's Bench in 1444.

Children of John Rede and Alice de Rougham are:

6256. Henry Frowick, born Bef. 1350; died Abt. 1384 in South Mims, Middlesex, England. He was the son of 12512. Thomas Frowick and 12513. Margaret Derham. He married 6257. Alice Cornwall.

6257. Alice Cornwall, born Abt. 1355; died 1416. She was the daughter of 12514. John de Cornwall and 12515. Elizabeth <Unknown>.

Notes for Henry Frowick:

Henry's will was probated in Commissary Ct, London.

Notes for Alice Cornwall:

Child of Henry Frowick and Alice Cornwall is:

6656. John Walrond, born Abt. 1414 in of Bradfield, Devonshire. He was the son of 13312. John Walrond and 13313. Alice Ufflete. He married 6657. Gennett Gilbert.

6657. Gennett Gilbert She was the daughter of 13314. William Gilbert.

Children of John Walrond and Gennett Gilbert are:

6658. John Moore, died in of Moor Hayes.

Child of John Moore is:

6672. Sir John Devenish He married 6673. Elizabeth Hoo.

6673. Elizabeth Hoo She was the daughter of 13346. Sir Thomas Hoo and 13347. Eleanor de Welles.

Child of John Devenish and Elizabeth Hoo is:

6674. Sir Robert Lytton, born Abt. 1440. He was the son of 13348. Robert Lytton and 13349. Agnes Hotoft. He married 6675. Elizabeth Andrews.

6675. Elizabeth Andrews, born Abt. 1446 in Bayleham, Suffolk; died in Stanwell, Middlesex . She was the daughter of 13350. John Andrews and 13351. Elizabeth Stratton.

Notes for Sir Robert Lytton:

Sir ROBERT de LYTTON, KB, PC, of Lytton; Under-Treasurer Exchequer temp HENRY VII, Keeper Gt Wardrobe; bought 1492 the Knebworth estate, Herts, fr om Sir Thomas Bourchier; m Elizabeth, dau and coheir of John Andrews, of Weston, Norfolk, and widow of Thomas Windsor, of Hanwell, and had, with a dau (Fides, m Richard Deveneish, of Hellengleigh): WILLIAM de LYTTON

Children of Robert Lytton and Elizabeth Andrews are:

6688. Richard Colles, born in Porochia de Suckley, Worcester. He married 6689. Margaret Hall.

6689. Margaret Hall, born Abt. 1440 in Porochia de Suckley, Worcester. She was the daughter of 13378. Thomas Hall.

Child of Richard Colles and Margaret Hall is:

6690. Richard Turberville

Child of Richard Turberville is:

6696. Simon le Graunt, born Abt. 1445. He was the son of 13392. Simon le Graunt and 13393. <Unknown> Chenow. He married 6697. Catherine Percy Abt. 1472.

6697. Catherine Percy, born Abt. 1455. She was the daughter of 13394. Sir Ralph Percy and 13395. Jane Teye.

Notes for Simon le Graunt:

Simon le Grand, Mildmay of Marks Hall

Children of Simon le Graunt and Catherine Percy are:

6698. Robert Somerville, born 1473 in Edstone, Warwickshire. He was the son of 13396. Thomas Somerville and 13397. Jane Aylesbury. He married 6699. Mary Greville 1494 in Edstone, Warwickshire.

6699. Mary Greville, born 1476 in Milcote, Warwickshire. She was the daughter of 13398. John Greville and 13399. Jane Forster.

Child of Robert Somerville and Mary Greville is:

10240. Sir Richard Chamberlayne, born Abt. 1315 in Wickham, Oxfordshire, England; died 1391 in of Princethorpe, Warwickshire. He was the son of 20480. Sir John Chamberlayne and 20481. Joan Morteyn. He married 10241. Joan 'Jane' Reynes Bet. 1350 - 1355 in Stanbridge, Bedfordshire.

10241. Joan 'Jane' Reynes, born Abt. 1329 in Clifton Reynes, Buckingham, England; died 20 Sep 1409 in Stanbridge, Bedfordshire. She was the daughter of 20482. Thomas de Reynes and 20483. Joan de Tyringham.

Notes for Sir Richard Chamberlayne:

One genealogy includes another generation between this Richard and the next, described as:

"Richard Chamberlayne, married Margareta, daughter and heiress of Nicholas Lovayne. After the death of Richard, Margareta took for her second husband, Philippus de Santo Claro.

Issue:

i. Richard Chamberlayne. ii. William Chamberlayne, who left no issue. iii. Thomas Chamberlayne, who left no issue. iv. Elizabeth Chamberlayne."

Dates make it likely that this is a very close cousin of this Richard Chamberlayne, as he could not have had the three spouses attributed to him and died early.

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This quote describes three wives:

Sir RICHARD CHAMBERLAIN. Born 1315. In 1324, his father settled Stanbridge on him and his wife Margaret (Cal. Patent Rolls, 1324-7: 2). On 15 Aug 1327, it was ordered that Stanbridge be delivered to Richard, son of John Chamberlain, and his wife MARGARET (Cal. Close Rolls, 1327-30: 157). By 1346, Richard Chamberlain was married 2ndly to KATHERINE de la DALE, daughter of Sir Thomas de Berkeley (by his wife Margery), of Wolaston, Northants in whose IPM of 9 March 1346 Katherine, age 36 is named as his next heir to Wolaston, held by 2 knight's fees of the Earl of Lancaster (CIPM, 8: no. 630). The foregoing is repeated in Cal. Close Rolls, 1346-9: 215 whereon 17 May 1347 Katharine's age is however given as 30. In 1350, Richard Chambreleyn, Kt., was holding 2 knight's fees in Cotes, Neweton, Schelton, Raundes, Philegrave and Lathebury, counties Northampton and Bedford, of Thomas Wake, in Wake's IPM (CIPM, 9, p. 209). In 1353, he was holding 2 knight's fees in Cotes, Neuton, Filgrave and Lathebury of John, Earl of Kent in his IPM (CIPM, 10: no. 46). In 1353, Sir Richard Chamberlain did an enrollment of release to his brother Thomas of two thirds of Stanbridge Manor, together with one third that was held in dower by Aubrey, wife of John de Gatesden (his step-mother) (Cal. Close Rolls, 1349-54: 622). In 1353, John Denford quit-claimed all his right in Denford Manor, Huxloe Hundred, Northants to Sir Richard Chamberlain, who also obtained the 3rd part, which Elizabeth, the wife of Ralph Beauchamp, held in dower (VCH, Northants, 3: 193 citing Northants Feet of Fines). As Richard Chamberlain, Kt., witness to a grant of 3 Nov 1359, by Thomas Basoun, of Wodeford to Adam Fraunceys and John Pyel of a yearly rent to be received of his lands in Wodeford, Thrappeston and Denford, Northants (Cal. Close Rolls, 1354-60: 659). In 1372, he was holding 1/16th knight fee in Wylwencotes, Northants of Ralph, Earl of Stafford in his IPM (CIPM, 13: no. 210). In 1375, he inherited Tilsworth Manor, Bedfordshire upon the death of his cousin John Morteyn without issue, in whose IPM Richard Chamburleyn, knight, aged 60 and more, is called the son of Joan, sister of his father John de Morteyn (CIPM, 15: no. 398). Richard in turn granted John's widow, Elizabeth, a monetary dower for life out of Tilsworth Manor (CIPM, 17: no. 777 of his son Richard). In 1375, he was holding 1/2 knight's fee in Pettesho of John de Hastings, Earl of Pembroke, in his IPM (CIPM, 14: no. 148). In 1379, he settled some Bedfordshire estates upon his son Richard and Richard's wife Margaret (Cal. Patent Rolls, 1377-81: 396). His will of 14 Sep 1391 was proved 2 Nov 1391 (Gibbons, Early Lincoln Wills, p. 40). Richard Chamberlain was married 3rdly, to JOAN REYNES. In 1396 she was holding North Reston, Lincolnshire and Denford, Northamptonshire in dower for life (CIPM, 20: no. 778 and 781, of Richard Chamberlain, no. 5). She died 20 Sept 1409 (CIPM, 20: no. 57).

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From: http://www.ismi.net/welmar/ The World Chamberlain Genealogical Society:

"Sir John Chamberlayne, Knt. his son, took to wife Jane, daughter and heir of John Mortein, son and heir of Sir John Mortein, (of an ancient knightly family,) by the heir of Ekney, and had issue Sir Richard, who by Jane, daughter of Sir John Reyns, of Clifton Reyns, Knt. was father of Sir Richard, John, of whom hereafter, and several other children; whereof Sir Richard settled at Sherborne, in Oxfordshire, where his posterity continuted till the reign of King James I. when John Chamberlayne, Esq; the last of that branch, died, leaving two daughters, his coheirs. The eldest married, first, Sir Thomas Gage, of Firle, in Sussex, Bart, secondly, Sir William Goring, of Burton, in the same county, Bart. The youngest daughter married the Lord Abergavenny.

"Francis Chamberlayn Esq; late Member of Parliament for New Shoreham, and Richard Chamberlayne, Esq; of Princethorpe, in Warwickshire, were descended from this branch of the Chamberlaynes.

"Which Rich. Chamberlayne, Esq; was late High-Sheriff of the county of Essex; and married Sarah, daughter and heir of Jeffery Stanes, Esq; of Ryes, in Essex, by whom he has only one son, Stanes Chamberlayne."

Note: Francis Chamberlain or Francis Chamberlayne, born bef 1656, is in this file and is the father of the Richard Chamberlayne mentioned in the previous paragraph, and his sister Elizabeth Chamberlayne who married John Francis Fauquier. Richard's child, Stanes Chambelayne had a daughter Thermuthes Chamberlayne who married a descendant of Elizabeth's named Francis Fauquier. Francis's father was Edward Chamberlayne who married Bridget Hale - unusual family names include Martyn or Martin and Knightlie. Still missing the link to this family.

Notes for Joan 'Jane' Reynes:

The Visitation of Oxfordshire in 1566 and 1574 names the wife of Richard Chamberlain as 'Jana' daughter of John Reynes, of Clifton Reynes. Since there was no John Reynes who was lord of Clifton Reynes at that time, the identification may apply to Thomas Reynes, who did have a daughter named Joan, living in 1354. this Sir Thomas Reynes, living in 1354, was dead by 1368, when his son Thomas was in possession of the manor. He was a Knight of the Shire for Buckingham in 1343, 1344 and 1346 and was a knight in 1343 being addressed as such "Thomas de Reynes, knight" holding Clifton, Bucks in the IPM of William de Ros (CIPM, 8: no. 474, p. 343). In 1354 he settled the manor on himself and his wife Joan for life, with the remainder to Thomas their son and his issue, and contingent remainder to the issue male of Thomas the father, and to Joan, Cecily, and Agnes his daughters (VCH Bucks, 4: 317 citing Bucks Feet of Fines).

Children of Richard Chamberlayne and Joan Reynes are:

12416. Sir John Jernegan, born Bef. 1352. He was the son of 24832. Sir John Jernegan and 24833. Joan de Kelvedon. He married 12417. Margaret Visdelow.

12417. Margaret Visdelow, born in of Shortley; died Bef. Oct 1375. She was the daughter of 24834. Sir Thomas Visdelow.

Child of John Jernegan and Margaret Visdelow is:

12420. Sir William Darell, born Bef. 1369; died Aft. 1410 in Sesay. He was the son of 24840. Sir Marmaduke Darell and 24841. Alice Pigot. He married 12421. Emma <Unknown>.

12421. Emma <Unknown>, died Aft. 1391.

Children of William Darell and Emma <Unknown> are:

12422. Valentine Barret, born Bef. 1375; died 20 Nov 1440 in Of Perry Court, Preston Next Fav, Kent. He was the son of 24844. Robert Barret. He married 12423. Cecelia 'Cicely' at Lese.

12423. Cecelia 'Cicely' at Lese, born in of Lees-court, Sheldwich, Kent; died 11 Mar 1441/42. She was the daughter of 24846. Marcellus at Lese.

Notes for Valentine Barret:

PERRY-COURT, called in Domesday, Perie, is an estate in this parish, which at the time of the taking of that survey, was part of the possessions of Odo, the great bishop of Baieux, under the general description of whose lands it is thus entered in it:

The same Ansfrid holds of the bishop of Baieux, Perie. It was taxed at one yoke. There is one borderer, paying five-pence. In the time of king Edward the Confessor, and afterwards, and now, it was and is worth sixteen shillings. Wlui beld it of king Edward.

The same Ansfrid held of the bishop, Perie. It was taxed at half a suling. The arable land is one carucate. There are three borderers, and one mansion in the city of sixteen-pence. In the time of king Edward the Confessor, and now, it was and is worth twenty-four shillings. Ulveva held it of king Edward.

The two descriptions above-mentioned seem designed for two different estates, for in the beginning of the record mention is made of Piria et alter Piria, i. e. of one Piria and of another Piria; which of them relates to this, I am not able to distinguish, but one of them certainly does.

On the bishop of Baieux's disgrace, four years afterwards, this manor, among the rest of his estates, was consiscated to the crown. After which it was granted to the eminent family of Crevequer, who held it with other lands, of the king in capite by barony, by the service of maintaining a certain number of soldiers for the defence of Dover-castle.

Of them this manor was held, by the like service, by a family who took their name from it. Randal de Pirie held it, as one knight's see, in the 13th year of king John, as appears by the scutage then levied. William de Pirie held it in like manner in the reign of king Edward II. of Nicholas de Selling, and he of Hamo de Crevequer. (fn. 6) John Perie, his descendant, afterwards held it, but in the 20th year of king Edward III. it seems to have passed into other hands, for that year, as appears by the book of aid, the heirs of John de Barrett, William de Apulderfield, the lady Sawsamere, the heirs of Robert de Okmanton, and their coparceners, were charged for one knight's fee, which John de Pery before held in Pery, of Nicholas de Sellinge.

By the above entry it appears, that this manor was then divided in the hands of different owners, but the manor of Perry itself, with the mansion and demesne lands round it, descended to Robert Barret, esq. who died in the 9th year of king Richard II. possessed of Perry court, and of lands likewise at Hawkhurst, leaving two sons, Valentine and John, the latter of whom, by marriage with Alice, sister and coheir to her brother John de Belhouse, became possessed of Belhouse, in Essex, where his descendants continued for some generations afterwards, one of whom, Edward Barret, was created Lord Newburg in 1627, and dying s. p. in 1645, by will devised his estates to his kinsman Richard Lennard, who took the name and arms of Barret, whose grandfather Henry Lennard, lord Dacre, had married Chrysogona, grand-daughter of Sir John Baker, of Sissinghurst, by Elizabeth, daughter and sole heir of Thomas Dyneley, of Wolverton, in Hampshire, and widow of George Barret, the direct ancestor of Edward, lord Newburg, abovementioned; which Thomas Dyneley was descended from Robert, son of William Dyneley, alias Dingley, of Wolverton, who lived afterwards at South Foscott, in Berkshire, which he had in right of his wife Margaret daughter and heir of Foscott, by whom he had Robert above mentioned, and Stephen, ancestor of the Dingleys, of Wolverton and Swaston, in the Isle of Wight, of whose descendants some notice has already been taken under Easling.

Richard Lennard, who took the name and arms of Barret, was ancestor of the late Thomas Barret Lennard, lord Dacre, who died s. p.

This family of Baret, Barret, or Barrett, as the name is variously spelt, is of a very antient and respectable account in this kingdom. The ancestor of it is re corded in the Battle abbey roll, as one of those who came over with William, duke of Normandy, and was present at the battle of Hastings in 1066. His descendants afterwards spread themselves over almost every part of Britain, and into Ireland. Valentine Barret before mentioned, of Perry-court, bore for his arms, Argent, a fess dancette, gules, in chief, three mullets pierced, sable; his brother John bore Barry, of four pieces, argent and gules, counterchanged, per pale; which latter might perhaps be the elder brother, as his arms appear by the antient pedigrees to have been those of his father and ancestors. To one or other of these coats those of the several branches of the Barrets, settled in different counties of England, seem in general to bear some allusion, viz. either mullets with a chief, or fess dancette; or a fess, or bars counterchanged, per pale, as appears by the several books of heraldry, and different local histories, in most of which there is some mention made of the name of Barret, and in the British Museum, among the Harleian MSS. there are several pedigrees of them.

Valentine Barret, the eldest son of Robert as before mentioned, inherited Perry court, where he resided, and dying in 1440, anno 19 Henry VI. was buried in the chancel of Preston church, where his portraiture in brass, habited in armour, with his sword and spurs on, still remains, as does that of Cicele his wife, who died two years afterwards. She was the youngest daughter and coheir of Marcellus at Lese, and coheir likewise to her uncle Sir Richard ate Lese, of Lees-court. (fn. 7) Their only daughter and heir Joane, married John Darell, esq. of Calehill, whose first wife she was. Their grandson Sir John Darell, of Calehill, left two sons, Sir James Darell, and John Darell, gent. who divided this estate between them; the latter of whom, in the 1st year of king Henry VIII. alienated his part of it to Stephen Jennins, ...

From: 'Parishes: Preston', The History and Topographical Survey of the County of Kent: Volume 6 (1798), pp. 532-549. URL: http://www.british-history.ac.uk/report.aspx?compid=62989. Date accessed: 24 August 2008.

Child of Valentine Barret and Cecelia at Lese is:

12424. John Clifton, born Abt. 1360; died 21 Jul 1403. He was the son of 24848. Robert Clifton and 24849. Agnes Grey. He married 12425. Catherine de Cressy.

12425. Catherine de Cressy, born Abt. 1364 in Hodsock, Worksop, Nottinghamshire. She was the daughter of 24850. Sir John de Cressy.

Children of John Clifton and Catherine de Cressy are:

12426. Sir Robert Francis, born 1360 in Foremark, Derbyshire; died 1413 in Foremark, Derbyshire. He was the son of 24852. Robert Francis and 24853. Cicely <Unknown>. He married 12427. Isabel de Pershale Aft. 1380.

12427. Isabel de Pershale, born Abt. 1362 in Foremark, Derbyshire. She was the daughter of 24854. Richard de Peshall and 24855. Johanna Chetwynde.

Children of Robert Francis and Isabel de Pershale are:

12428. Vincent Herbert alias Finch, born Abt. 1359 in Netherfield, Sussex. He was the son of 24856. Henry Herbert alias Finch and 24857. Parnel Allard. He married 12429. Joan Passendon.

12429. Joan Passendon, born Abt. 1362 in Kent. She was the daughter of 24858. Robert Passenden and 24859. Isabella Holden.

Notes for Vincent Herbert alias Finch:

alias Vincent Finch; Lord of Netherfield, Marle, Iklesham with other lands around Breade in Sussex.

Notes for Joan Passendon:

Child of Vincent Finch and Joan Passendon is:

12430. Robert de Cralle He married 12431. Margaret 'Margery' Peplesham Bef. 1385.

12431. Margaret 'Margery' Peplesham, born Abt. 1337 in Bucksteep, Sussex; died 21 Jan 1405/06. She was the daughter of 24862. Simon Peplesham and 24863. Joan Rowse.

Children of Robert de Cralle and Margaret Peplesham are:

12432. Thomas de Bedingfield, born Abt. 1374 in Hartismere, Suffolk; died 1453. He was the son of 24864. Thomas Bedingfield and 24865. Elizabeth de Norton.

Child of Thomas de Bedingfield is:

12434. Robert Tudenham, born Abt. 1372 in Oxborough, Norfolk; died 1417. He was the son of 24868. John Tudenham and 24869. Margaret Weyland. He married 12435. Margaret de Herling.

12435. Margaret de Herling, born Abt. 1375 in Thetford, Norfolk; died 1416. She was the daughter of 24870. John de Herling and 24871. Margaret Jenny.

Child of Robert Tudenham and Margaret de Herling is:

12436. Richard Waldegrave, born Abt. 1379; died 02 May 1434. He was the son of 24872. Richard Waldegrave and 24873. Joan Silvester. He married 12437. Joan Montechensy.

12437. Joan Montechensy, born Abt. 1380 in Edwardstone, Suffolk, England; died Abt. 1450. She was the daughter of 24874. Thomas Mountcheney and 24875. Joan Vauncy.

Child of Richard Waldegrave and Joan Montechensy is:

12438. William Doreward, born Abt. 1366 in Braintree, Essex; died Bef. 20 Jun 1453 in Bures St. Mary, Sudbury, Suffolk. He was the son of 24876. Richard Doreward and 24877. Agnes Morrell. He married 12439. Katherine de Wallcott.

12439. Katherine de Wallcott, born Abt. 1368 in Walcott, Smallburgh, Norfolk. She was the daughter of 24878. William de Wallcott.

Children of William Doreward and Katherine de Wallcott are:

12440. William Shelton He was the son of 24880. Ralph Shelton and 24881. Joan Playse. He married 12441. Catherine Baret.

12441. Catherine Baret

Child of William Shelton and Catherine Baret is:

12444. John Clere, born Abt. 1382 in Ormesby, Norfolk. He was the son of 6252. William Clere and 6253. Dionisia Wychingham. He married 12445. Elizabeth Braunche.

12445. Elizabeth Braunche, born Abt. 1384 in Ormesby, Norfolk; died 09 Jul 1441. She was the daughter of 24890. Philip Braunche and 24891. Margery de Mortimer.

Notes for John Clere:

John, his heyre, maried Elizabeth, daughter of Sir Philipe Branche, Knight.

Notes for Elizabeth Braunche:

Child of John Clere and Elizabeth Braunche is:

12446. Sir Thomas Uvedale, born Abt. 1400; died 26 Feb 1473/74 in of Wickham, Hampshire. He was the son of 24892. John Uvedale and 24893. Sybil de Scures. He married 12447. Margaret Kingston Aft. 1420.

12447. Margaret Kingston, born Abt. 1400. She was the daughter of 24894. Thomas Kingston.

Notes for Sir Thomas Uvedale:

The manor of PITTLEWORTH (Puteleorde, xi cent.; Putlesworth and Puttlesworde, xiii cent.; Peterworth, xv cent.), which Ulnod had held of Edward the Confessor, belonged to Humfrey the Chamberlain in 1086. [This excerpt continues in the record of his 4 wives, and some of his sons.]

From: 'Parishes: Bossington', A History of the County of Hampshire: Volume 4 (1911), pp. 491-493. URL: http://www.british-history.ac.uk/report.aspx?compid=56864. Date accessed: 08 August 2008.

Children of Thomas Uvedale and Margaret Kingston are:

12448. John Drury, born Bef. 1337; died in of Thurston. He was the son of 24896. Henry Drury and 24897. Hawise de la Gren. He married 12449. Amabilia Newton.

12449. Amabilia Newton She was the daughter of 24898. Thomas Newton.

Children of John Drury and Amabilia Newton are:

12450. Simon de Saxham

Child of Simon de Saxham is:

12464. Sir Oliver Calthorpe, born Bef. 1323; died 1397. He was the son of 24928. William de Calthorpe V. He married 12465. Isabel Bacon.

12465. Isabel Bacon, born Bef. 1325 in of Erwarton, Suffolk; died 1411. She was the daughter of 24930. Sir Robert Bacon.

Notes for Isabel Bacon:

Child of Oliver Calthorpe and Isabel Bacon is:

12466. John Mautby

Child of John Mautby is:

12468. Sir Oliver Wythe He married 12469. <Daughter> Warhgham.

12469. <Daughter> Warhgham, born in Warham, Norfolk. She was the daughter of 24938. Sir William Warhgham.

Child of Oliver Wythe and <Daughter> Warhgham is:

12470. Edmund de St. Omer, born 1348; died Abt. 1392. He was the son of 24940. Thomas de St. Omer and 24941. Margaret <Unknown>.

Child of Edmund de St. Omer is:

12472. Miles Stapleton IV, born 23 Jun 1357; died 10 Apr 1419 in Ingham Priory, Norfolk, England. He was the son of 24944. Sir Miles Stapleton III and 24945. Joan de Ingham. He married 12473. Ela d'Ufford.

12473. Ela d'Ufford, died 1419. She was the daughter of 24946. Sir Edmund d'Ufford and 24947. Sybil Pierpont.

Child of Miles Stapleton and Ela d'Ufford is:

12474. Lord William Bardolf, born 21 Oct 1349 in Wormegay, Norfolk, England; died 29 Jan 1385/86 in Friar Carmelites, Lynn, Norfolk, England. He was the son of 24948. Sir John Bardolf and 24949. Elizabeth d'Amory. He married 12475. Agnes de Poynings Bef. 1369.

12475. Agnes de Poynings, born Abt. 1350 in Poynings, Sussex; died 12 Jun 1403 in Birling, Sussex. She was the daughter of 24950. Lord Michael Poynings and 24951. Joan de Rokesley.

Notes for Lord William Bardolf:

Lord Bardolf IV; MP

Children of William Bardolf and Agnes de Poynings are:

12476. Michael de la Pole, born 1331 in Hull, York, England; died 05 Sep 1389 in Paris, Seine, France. He was the son of 24952. Sir William de la Pole and 24953. Katherine de Norwich. He married 12477. Catherine Wingfield.

12477. Catherine Wingfield, born 1349 in of Wingfield, Suffolk, England; died Bef. 10 Oct 1386. She was the daughter of 24954. Sir John Wingfield and 24955. Eleanor Glanville.

Notes for Michael de la Pole:

1st Earl of Suffolk.

Notes for Catherine Wingfield:

Children of Michael de la Pole and Catherine Wingfield are:

12478. Nicholas Cheyne, born Bef. 1376. He married 12479. Elizabeth Cockayne.

12479. Elizabeth Cockayne, born Bef. 1381.

Child of Nicholas Cheyne and Elizabeth Cockayne is:

12480. Stephen Spelman, born Abt. 1275; died in of Bekerton Manor, Stow, Norfolk. He was the son of 24960. Robert Spelman.

Notes for Stephen Spelman:

Stephen Spilman. By 1320 he does not own, but is "of the" Bekerton Manor in Stow.

Children of Stephen Spelman are:

12496. William de Narburgh He was the son of 24992. Hamo de Narburgh and 24993. <Daughter> Bardolf. He married 12497. Matildis de Acre.

12497. Matildis de Acre She was the daughter of 24994. Alinandus de Acre and 24995. Alicia de Arfic.

Child of William de Narburgh and Matildis de Acre is:

12504. Robert Clere, born 1320 in Ormesby, Norfolk; died Bef. 1359. He was the son of 25008. William Clere and 25009. <Unknown> Norton. He married 12505. Alice Filby.

12505. Alice Filby, born Abt. 1324. She was the daughter of 25010. Sir John Filby.

Notes for Robert Clere:

Robert his heyre married Ales, the daugher of Sir John Filby, knt.

Notes for Alice Filby:

Children of Robert Clere and Alice Filby are:

12506. William Wychingham, born Abt. 1328 in Upton, Norfolk; died 1374 in Witchingham, Norfolk. He was the son of 25012. Sir John Wychingham. He married 12507. Margaret Braose.

12507. Margaret Braose, born Abt. 1330 in Stinton, Norfolk. She was the daughter of 25014. Sir John de Brewes and 25015. Eve d'Ufford.

Children of William Wychingham and Margaret Braose are:

12508. John Rede, born Bef. 1318.

Notes for John Rede:

John Reade

Child of John Rede is:

12510. Richard de Rougham, born Bef. 1318.

Notes for Richard de Rougham:

This snippet is not certain to be the same Richard de Rougham:

Some of the stewards of Lynn were chosen by the Bishop from Lynn men, whilst others appear to have settled in Lynn as a consequence of holding the stewardship. Richard de Rougham was steward 1358-61, and in 1361/2 a John Reed, son of Richard Reed de Rougham, was clerk to the steward. This John was subsequently steward himself (1370/1), by which time he had married the daughter of alderman William de Bitering ...

Child of Richard de Rougham is:

12512. Thomas Frowick He was the son of 25024. Henry Frowick and 25025. Margaret Pownz. He married 12513. Margaret Derham.

12513. Margaret Derham, born in of Derham. She was the daughter of 25026. John Derham.

Child of Thomas Frowick and Margaret Derham is:

12514. John de Cornwall, born Abt. 1330 in of Wilsden. He was the son of 25028. Richard de Cornwall and 25029. Joan de Gloucester. He married 12515. Elizabeth <Unknown>.

12515. Elizabeth <Unknown>

Notes for John de Cornwall:

or John de Cornhill. One indication that he is the brother of Alice, not the father.

Child of John de Cornwall and Elizabeth <Unknown> is:

13312. John Walrond, born Abt. 1384 in of Bradfield, Devonshire. He was the son of 26624. William Walrond and 26625. Alice Hake. He married 13313. Alice Ufflete.

13313. Alice Ufflete, born Abt. 1384. She was the daughter of 26626. John Ufflete and 26627. Agnes Fishaker.

Children of John Walrond and Alice Ufflete are:

13314. William Gilbert

Child of William Gilbert is:

13346. Sir Thomas Hoo, born Abt. 1396 in Luton Hoo, Bedfordshire; died Abt. 13 Feb 1454/55. He was the son of 26692. Sir Thomas Hoo and 26693. Eleanor de Felton. He married 13347. Eleanor de Welles Bef. 1447.

13347. Eleanor de Welles, born Abt. 1428 in of Welle, Lincolnshire, England. She was the daughter of 26694. Baron Sir Lionel de Welles and 26695. Joan Waterton.

Notes for Sir Thomas Hoo:

KG, Lord Hoo and Hastings; Baron Hoo.

Did he marry Elizabeth de Echyngham or Elizabeth de Wychingham? Are they the same woman? They have different pedigrees identified.

Children of Thomas Hoo and Eleanor de Welles are:

13348. Robert Lytton, born Abt. 1415; died in Of Lytton, Derbyshire. He married 13349. Agnes Hotoft.

13349. Agnes Hotoft, born Abt. 1420 in London. She was the daughter of 26698. John Hotoft.

Child of Robert Lytton and Agnes Hotoft is:

13350. John Andrews, born Abt. 1420 in Bayleham, Suffolk; died 1456 in Bayleham, Suffolk. He was the son of 26700. James Andrews and 26701. Alice Weyland. He married 13351. Elizabeth Stratton.

13351. Elizabeth Stratton, born Abt. 1425 in Dumberline Castle, Scotland; died Aft. 1485 in Bayleham, Suffolk. She was the daughter of 26702. John Stratton and 26703. Elizabeth Lutterell.

Notes for John Andrews:

MP

Notes for Elizabeth Stratton:

Children of John Andrews and Elizabeth Stratton are:

13378. Thomas Hall, born Bef. 1420 in Porochia de Suckley, Worcester; died in Porochia de Suckley, Worcester.

Child of Thomas Hall is:

13392. Simon le Graunt, born Bef. 1425 in Normandy, France. He married 13393. <Unknown> Chenow.

13393. <Unknown> Chenow, born Abt. 1425 in Picardie, France.

Child of Simon le Graunt and <Unknown> Chenow is:

13394. Sir Ralph Percy, born 11 Aug 1425 in Leconfield, Yorkshire, England; died 25 Apr 1464 in battle: Hedgeley Moore, Northampton, England. He was the son of 26788. Earl Henry VII de Percy and 26789. Eleanor de Neville. He married 13395. Jane Teye Abt. 1455.

13395. Jane Teye, born Bet. 1425 - 1440 in of Bursted, Essex. She was the daughter of 26790. Sir John Teye.

Notes for Sir Ralph Percy:

was a knight, a Governor of Bamburgh Castle and a supporter of the Lancastrian side in the Wars of the Roses. Percy was the grandson of Sir Harry (Hotspur) Percy.

During 1462 and 1463, the Lancastrians attempted to destabilise the kingdom, ruled by their Yorkist enemy, Edward IV. These attempts were concentrated in the north of England and directed by the Lancastrian Queen, Margaret of Anjou (Henry VI's queen).

The Earl of Warwick led campaigns to neutralise the Lancastrians in the north in the early 1460s. As a result Sir Ralph Percy surrendered Bamburgh Castle to Edward IV, on Christmas Eve 1462 in return for a free pardon. Sir Ralph swore allegiance to Edward IV and, as part of Edward IV’s policy of conciliation, Percy’s lands were then returned to him. Sir Ralph took control of both Bamburgh and Dunstanburgh Castles, under his surrender agreement with Edward.

Fighting in the north continued, exacerbated by a Scottish invasion. When the Scots sued for peace, Lord Montague was sent to arrange terms. On 25 April 1464, Montague was on his way to Norham. The Duke of Somerset (who had surrendered and sworn allegiance with Percy) and Percy, foreswearing their oaths, attacked Montague with 5,000 men. The site of that battle was Hedgeley Moor, seven miles south of Wooler. Percy led Somerset's vanguard and was killed.

Retrieved from "http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ralph_Percy"

Child of Ralph Percy and Jane Teye is:

13396. Thomas Somerville, born Abt. 1455 in Gloucester. He was the son of 26792. Sir John Somerville and 26793. Helen Hepburn. He married 13397. Jane Aylesbury.

13397. Jane Aylesbury, born Abt. 1457 in Edston, Ederiston, Warwick.

Child of Thomas Somerville and Jane Aylesbury is:

13398. John Greville, born 1445 in Milcote, Warwickshire; died Apr 1507 in Milcote, Warwickshire. He was the son of 26796. Ralph Greville and 26797. Margaret Poyntz. He married 13399. Jane Forster.

13399. Jane Forster, born 1450 in Harpsden, Oxfordshire. She was the daughter of 26798. Humphrey Forster and 26799. Alice Stonor.

Children of John Greville and Jane Forster are:

20480. Sir John Chamberlayne, born Bet. 1290 - 1291 in Wickham, England; died in of Petsoe Manor, Buckinghamshire. He was the son of 40960. Sir Richard Chamberlayne and 40961. Joan de Gatesden. He married 20481. Joan Morteyn.

20481. Joan Morteyn, born Abt. 1299 in of Merston and Tilsworth, Bedfordshire; died Bef. 1324. She was the daughter of 40962. John Morteyn and 40963. Joan de Rothwell.

Notes for Sir John Chamberlayne:

Born 1290/1, being aged 42 when he gave evidence on 24 May 1333 to the proof of age of Richard, son of Simon Darches at Buckingham

(CIPM, 7: no. 538). He continued the suit of his parents against Lavendon Abbey, but judgment was rendered against him in 1321 (VCH, Bucks 4: 375).

Married 1stly, by 1314, to JOAN de MORTEYN, when his parents settled Stanbridge Manor on him and Joan.

Married 2ndly, by 1324, to Aubrey, when John Chamberlain's parents settled Gatesden Manor on him and his wife AUBREY. That year, 1324, he settled Stanbridge on his son Richard and Richard's wife Margaret ***(Cal. Patent Rolls, 1324-7: 2). In 1353, his widow Aubrey, now married to Sir John de Gattesden, was holding one third dower in Stanbridge Manor, of Richard Chamberlain's inheritance (Cal. Close Rolls, 1349-54: 622).

*** Note, if born 1290/1, not likely father of a married son by 1324, by age 33.

Notes for Joan Morteyn:

Children of John Chamberlayne and Joan Morteyn are:

20482. Thomas de Reynes, born Abt. 1302. He was the son of 40964. Sir Ralf de Reynes and 40965. Mabel Chamberlayne. He married 20483. Joan de Tyringham.

20483. Joan de Tyringham, born Aft. 1302. She was the daughter of 40966. Roger de Tyringham and 40967. Christian Deiville.

Notes for Thomas de Reynes:

This heir, a son Thomas, was in possession of Clifton in 1316, (fn. 36) and was knight of the shire for the Parliaments of 1339, 1343, 1344, and 1346. (fn. 37) He is mentioned as in possession of the manor in 1344 (fn. 38) and in 1346. (fn. 39) In 1354 he settled the manor on himself and wife Joan for life, with remainder to Thomas their son and his issue, and contingent remainder to the issue male of Thomas the father, and to Joan, Cecily, and Agnes his daughters. (fn. 40) It was probably the son Thomas who was knight of the shire in 1369 and 1377, (fn. 41) and made in 1368 a settlement of Clifton Reynes, (fn. 42) which he confirmed twenty years later. (fn. 43) He appears to have died about this date, (fn. 44) and was succeeded by his son John, (fn. 45) who is returned as lord in 1394.

From: 'Parishes : Clifton Reynes', A History of the County of Buckingham: Volume 4 (1927), pp. 316-323. URL: http://www.british-history.ac.uk/report.aspx?compid=62592. Date accessed: 18 July 2008.

Children of Thomas de Reynes and Joan de Tyringham are:

24832. Sir John Jernegan, born Bef. 1330 in England; died 1401 in England. He was the son of 49664. Sir John Jernegan and 49665. Agatha Shelton. He married 24833. Joan de Kelvedon.

24833. Joan de Kelvedon, born in Kelvedon, Essex. She was the daughter of 49666. Sir William de Kelvedon.

Child of John Jernegan and Joan de Kelvedon is:

24834. Sir Thomas Visdelow, died in of Shortley.

Child of Sir Thomas Visdelow is:

24840. Sir Marmaduke Darell, born Bef. 1336; died Aft. 1365. He was the son of 49680. Sir William Darell and 49681. Eliza <Unknown>. He married 24841. Alice Pigot in Of Sessay, Yorkshire.

24841. Alice Pigot, born Aft. 1340. She was the daughter of 49682. Randolph 'Ranulph' Pigot and 49683. <Unknown>.

Notes for Sir Marmaduke Darell:

The Darrel family is reported well here:

http://www.1066.co.nz/library/battle_abbey_roll1/chap01.htm

Sir Marmaduke, living in 1364, married Alice, daughter of Ralph, and sister of Geoffrey Pigot, and had been succeeded five years afterwards by his son Sir William, the father of Marmaduke, William, and John.

Child of Marmaduke Darell and Alice Pigot is:

24844. Robert Barret, born Abt. 1350 in Hawkhurst, Cranbrook, Kent. He was the son of 49688. Thomas Barret.

Children of Robert Barret are:

24846. Marcellus at Lese, died in of Lees-court, Sheldwich, Kent. He was the son of 49692. Sampson at Lese and 49693. Lora <Unknown>.

Notes for Marcellus at Lese:

Cicele or Sicily : She was the youngest daughter and coheir of Marcellus at Lese, and coheir likewise to her uncle Sir Richard ate Lese, of Lees-court.

From: 'Parishes: Preston', The History and Topographical Survey of the County of Kent: Volume 6 (1798), pp. 532-549. URL: http://www.british-history.ac.uk/report.aspx?compid=62989. Date accessed: 24 August 2008.

Sheldwich is written in the ancient charters as Shyldwic. It had this name by 784, when it was given by Alemund, King of Kent, to Wetrede, abbot, and the convent of of Reculver. The monastery was annexed to Christ Church, Canterbury, by King Edred in 949, but not the estate of Sheldwich itself. It became the property of Atte Lese during the reign of Edward I, when it was styled the "manor of Sheldwich." By virtue of its residense at "The Lees", the family adopted the surname "At Lese." The mansion was named "Lees Court", later the Manor of Lees Court, later Sheldwich. Sampson Ate Lese owned the property during Edward I's reign. His son of the same name left several children, and Lora, his wife, surviving, married Reginald de Dike, who resided at Lees court in her right through the reign of Edward III.

Sir Richard at Lese, the eldest son, at length succeeded to the manor, and resided at Lees Court, and served in parliament in the 40th year of Edward III's reign. He died in 1394 and is buried with his wife, Dionisia. He gave the manor by will to John, son of Richard Dane, and his heirs male, with remainder to the heirs male of Lucy, his niece, one of the daughters and co-heirs of his brother, Marcellus at Lese, then wife of John Norton, esq., the other daughter having been married to Valentine Barret.

Children of Marcellus at Lese are:

24848. Robert Clifton, born Abt. 1332 in Clifton, Newark, Nottinghamshire; died Bef. 1378 in Of Clifton, Nottinghamshire. He was the son of 49696. Gervase de Clifton and 49697. Margaret de Pierrepont. He married 24849. Agnes Grey.

24849. Agnes Grey, born Abt. 1334 in Wilton Castle, Ross-On-Wye, Herefordshire. She was the daughter of 49698. Reynold Grey and 49699. Maud de Botetourte.

Child of Robert Clifton and Agnes Grey is:

24850. Sir John de Cressy

Notes for Sir John de Cressy:

Of Hodsock, Nottinghamshire; knight; representative of William, Lord Cressy circa 1324.

Children of Sir John de Cressy are:

24852. Robert Francis, born Bef. 1342 in Foremark, Derbyshire. He was the son of 49704. Henry Francis. He married 24853. Cicely <Unknown>.

24853. Cicely <Unknown>, born Abt. 1342 in Foremark, Derbyshire.

Child of Robert Francis and Cicely <Unknown> is:

24854. Richard de Peshall, born Abt. 1320; died Aft. 1376. He was the son of 49708. Adam de Peshale. He married 24855. Johanna Chetwynde.

24855. Johanna Chetwynde, born Abt. 1320 in Shropshire, England.

Notes for Richard de Peshall:

Sir Richard de Peshall was sheriff 1374-1376 and was made a knight in 1376. He was the son of Adam de Peshale.

Children of Richard de Peshall and Johanna Chetwynde are:

24856. Henry Herbert alias Finch, born Abt. 1337 in Netherfield, Sussex; died 1385. He was the son of 49712. Vincent Herbert alias Finch and 49713. Joan Salerne. He married 24857. Parnel Allard.

24857. Parnel Allard, born Abt. 1338 in Winchelsea, Sussex. She was the daughter of 49714. Nicholas Allard.

Children of Henry alias Finch and Parnel Allard are:

24858. Robert Passenden, died in Kent. He married 24859. Isabella Holden.

24859. Isabella Holden

Child of Robert Passenden and Isabella Holden is:

24862. Simon Peplesham, born Abt. 1310 in Hailsham, Sussex. He was the son of 49724. Stephen de Peplesham. He married 24863. Joan Rowse.

24863. Joan Rowse, born Aft. 1310 in Hampshire.

Notes for Simon Peplesham:

Symon Peplesham

Child of Simon Peplesham and Joan Rowse is:

24864. Thomas Bedingfield, born 1348 in Bedingfield, Hartismere, Suffolk; died 1380. He was the son of 49728. Peter Bedingfield and 49729. Margaret Bacon. He married 24865. Elizabeth de Norton.

24865. Elizabeth de Norton, born Abt. 1352 in Badingham, Hartismere, Suffolk. She was the daughter of 49730. Adam Norton and 49731. Alice Urswick.

Children of Thomas Bedingfield and Elizabeth de Norton are:

24868. John Tudenham, born 1346 in Oxborough, Norfolk; died 1392 in Kediton, Suffolk. He married 24869. Margaret Weyland.

24869. Margaret Weyland, born Abt. 1350 in Baylham, Bosmere, Suffolk; died Bef. 15 Jun 1416 in Grundisburgh, Woodbridge, Suffolk. She was the daughter of 49738. Robert Weyland and 49739. Cecily de Baldock.

Children of John Tudenham and Margaret Weyland are:

24870. John de Herling, born Abt. 1346 in Thetford, Norfolk; died Bef. 01 Jun 1403. He married 24871. Margaret Jenny.

24871. Margaret Jenny, born Abt. 1350 in Knotishall, Suffolk. She was the daughter of 49742. Thomas Degyney and 49743. Elizabeth Bourne.

Child of John de Herling and Margaret Jenny is:

24872. Richard Waldegrave, born Abt. 1355; died 02 May 1401. He was the son of 49744. Richard Waldegrave and 49745. Agnes D'aubeney. He married 24873. Joan Silvester.

24873. Joan Silvester, born Abt. 1355 in Bures, Suffolk, England; died 10 Jun 1406. She was the daughter of 49746. Silvester Buers.

Child of Richard Waldegrave and Joan Silvester is:

24874. Thomas Mountcheney, born Abt. 1345; died Bef. 16 Mar 1403/04. He was the son of 49748. Thomas Mountcheney. He married 24875. Joan Vauncy.

24875. Joan Vauncy, born Abt. 1357 in Edwardstone, Suffolk, England. She was the daughter of 49750. Edmund Vauncye and 49751. <Unknown> Creake.

Notes for Thomas Mountcheney:

He may be the son of Thomas de Munchensy and grandson of a William.

Child of Thomas Mountcheney and Joan Vauncy is:

24876. Richard Doreward, born Abt. 1340 in Bocking, Essex. He married 24877. Agnes Morrell.

24877. Agnes Morrell, born Abt. 1344 in England.

Child of Richard Doreward and Agnes Morrell is:

24878. William de Wallcott, born Abt. 1342 in Walcott, Smallburgh, Norfolk.

Child of William de Wallcott is:

24880. Ralph Shelton, born Bef. 1360 in Norwich, Norfolk. He was the son of 49760. Ralph Shelton and 49761. Alic Uvedale. He married 24881. Joan Playse.

24881. Joan Playse, died 1407.

Child of Ralph Shelton and Joan Playse is:

24890. Philip Braunche, born Bef. 1358. He married 24891. Margery de Mortimer.

24891. Margery de Mortimer, born Abt. 1366. She was the daughter of 49782. Thomas de Mortimer and 49783. Mary Park.

Notes for Philip Braunche:

Philip Braunch

Norfolk:

A. 10438. Indenture being a grant by [Denise late the wife of William Clere], Geoffrey Somerton and Robert atte Northouse, to Elizabeth daughter of Dame Katharine Braunch, of a yearly rent of a 1d. for the term of the life of [John Clere] from their manors of Ormesby and Burgh in Flegge and from their lands there and in Hemmesby, Scroutby, Maudeby, Fylby and Castre, which formerly belonged to the said William; and [after the death of the said John] of a yearly rent of 40 marks from the same for her life, to be void if, after the said John's decease, she brought a writ of dower against the said Denise, &c. Witnesses:—[Sir . . . . Mau] teby, knight, and others (named). Ormesby, Monday after the Holy Trinity, [12 ?] Richard II. French. Mutilated. Seals.

From: 'Deeds: A.10427 - A.10500', A Descriptive Catalogue of Ancient Deeds: Volume 5 (1906), pp. 1-10. URL: http://www.british-history.ac.uk/report.aspx?compid=64427. Date accessed: 30 August 2008.

Child of Philip Braunche and Margery de Mortimer is:

24892. John Uvedale, born Bef. 1352; died Aft. 1417 in of Tattesfield. He was the son of 49784. Thomas Uvedale and 49785. Benedicta <Unknown>. He married 24893. Sybil de Scures.

24893. Sybil de Scures, born Abt. 1352. She was the daughter of 49786. Sir John de Scures and 49787. Sibyl <Unknown>.

Notes for John Uvedale:

Sheriff of Surry, 4 Henry V. married Simmes.

There may be two John Uvedale generations, and each may have married once (Sybil de Scures in the first, Joane in the second).

See Page 150 of Baronia Anglica Concentrata, Or, A Concentrated Account of All the (Google Books, extince baronetcies)

The manor of PITTLEWORTH (Puteleorde, xi cent.; Putlesworth and Puttlesworde, xiii cent.; Peterworth, xv cent.), which Ulnod had held of Edward the Confessor, belonged to Humfrey the Chamberlain in 1086.

...

From John Kenne and Margaret his wife and Nicholas Wyard the moieties passed to John Shipton and Joan his wife. (fn. 45) The whole manor and advowson were purchased from them in 1412 by John Uvedale, (fn. 46) whose son and heir John (fn. 47) in 1428 was stated to be holding half a knight's fee in Pittleworth and Dunbridge formerly belonging to John Kenne and his parcenaries. (fn. 48) Sir Thomas Uvedale, son and heir of John, (fn. 49) died in 1474

From: 'Parishes: Bossington', A History of the County of Hampshire: Volume 4 (1911), pp. 491-493. URL: http://www.british-history.ac.uk/report.aspx?compid=56864. Date accessed: 08 August 2008.John Uvedale of Titsey (co. Surr.), sheriff of Hampshire 1388–99, (fn. 16) and brought Nately Scures to a family with whom it remained for nearly three hundred years.

From: 'Parishes: Nateley Scures', A History of the County of Hampshire: Volume 4 (1911), pp. 153-155. URL: http://www.british-history.ac.uk/report.aspx?compid=56769. Date accessed: 08 August 2008.

He or his son was Sheriff of Surrey in 1417.

Notes for Sybil de Scures:

Children of John Uvedale and Sybil de Scures are:

24894. Thomas Kingston

Child of Thomas Kingston is:

24896. Henry Drury, born Abt. 1300. He was the son of 49792. John Drury. He married 24897. Hawise de la Gren.

24897. Hawise de la Gren, born in of Barkway. She was the daughter of 49794. Richard de la Gren.

Notes for Hawise de la Gren:

Children of Henry Drury and Hawise de la Gren are:

24898. Thomas Newton

Child of Thomas Newton is:

24928. William de Calthorpe V, born Bef. 1300; died 1360. He was the son of 49856. Walter IV de Calthorpe and 49857. Ella de Stanhowe.

Child of William de Calthorpe V is:

24930. Sir Robert Bacon, born Bet. 1280 - 1290 in of Erwarton, Suffolk. He was the son of 49860. John Bacon and 49861. Cecily Hoo.

Notes for Sir Robert Bacon:

Isabel is not the daughter of the most commonly attributed couple, Robert Bacon and Isabella Davillers, who are in a later generation.

Robert, however, may not be the son of John Bacon and Cecily Hoo either.

Children of Sir Robert Bacon are:

24938. Sir William Warhgham, born Abt. 1305 in Warham, Norfolk.

Child of Sir William Warhgham is:

24940. Thomas de St. Omer, born Abt. 1320; died 1365. He was the son of 49880. William de St. Omer and 49881. Elizabeth <Unknown>. He married 24941. Margaret <Unknown>.

24941. Margaret <Unknown>

Child of Thomas de St. Omer and Margaret <Unknown> is:

24944. Sir Miles Stapleton III, born 1319; died 1364 in Ingham Priory, Norfolk, England. He was the son of 49888. Sir Gilbert Stapleton and 49889. Agnes Fitz Alan. He married 24945. Joan de Ingham Bef. Jul 1351.

24945. Joan de Ingham, born Abt. 1323; died in Ingham Priory, Norfolk, England. She was the daughter of 49890. Sir Oliver de Ingham and 49891. Elizabeth la Zouche.

Notes for Sir Miles Stapleton III:

Knight of the Garter

Child of Miles Stapleton and Joan de Ingham is:

24946. Sir Edmund d'Ufford, born Abt. 1331; died 1374. He was the son of 49892. Sir Ralph d'Ufford and 49893. Baroness Eve de Clavering. He married 24947. Sybil Pierpont.

24947. Sybil Pierpont, born Abt. 1330 in Of Hensted, Suffolk. She was the daughter of 49894. Sir Simon Pierpont.

Notes for Sir Edmund d'Ufford:

or Sir Lord Edmund Ufford

Children of Edmund d'Ufford and Sybil Pierpont are:

24948. Sir John Bardolf, born 13 Jan 1310/11 in Wormegay, Norfolk, England; died 03 Aug 1363 in Assisi, Umbria, Italy. He was the son of 49896. Sir Thomas Bardolf and 49897. Agnes de Grandison. He married 24949. Elizabeth d'Amory 1326.

24949. Elizabeth d'Amory, born May 1318 in Sutbury Castle, Staffordshire, England; died Aft. 1360. She was the daughter of 49898. Sir Roger d'Amory and 49899. Baroness Elizabeth de Clare.

Notes for Sir John Bardolf:

3rd Lord Bardolf; 3rd Lord of Wirmegay

Notes for Elizabeth d'Amory:

Child of John Bardolf and Elizabeth d'Amory is:

24950. Lord Michael Poynings, born Abt. 1317; died Aft. 07 Mar 1368/69. He was the son of 49900. Sir Thomas de Poynings and 49901. Agnes de Rokesley. He married 24951. Joan de Rokesley.

24951. Joan de Rokesley, born Abt. 1321; died 16 May 1369. She was the daughter of 49902. Sir Richard de Rokesley and 49903. <Widow> de Moleyns.

Notes for Lord Michael Poynings:

1st Lord Poynings; 2nd Baron Poynings.

Children of Michael Poynings and Joan de Rokesley are:

24952. Sir William de la Pole, born Abt. 1302 in of Ravesner Odd, Yorkshire, England; died 21 Jun 1366 in Hull, York, England. He was the son of 49904. Sir William de La Pole and 49905. Elena Rotenheryng. He married 24953. Katherine de Norwich Abt. 1330.

24953. Katherine de Norwich, born Abt. 1306 in of Stoke, Norfolk, England; died 28 Jan 1381/82 in Hull, York, England. She was the daughter of 49906. Sir Walter de Norwich and 49907. Katherine Hedersett.

Children of William de la Pole and Katherine de Norwich are:

24954. Sir John Wingfield, born Abt. 1323; died 1361. He was the son of 49908. Sir John de Wingfield and 49909. Joan Honeypot. He married 24955. Eleanor Glanville.

24955. Eleanor Glanville, born Abt. 1325.

Child of John Wingfield and Eleanor Glanville is:

24960. Robert Spelman, born Aft. 1218. He was the son of 49920. Henry Spelman.

Notes for Robert Spelman:

Robert Spilman. The ancestor of the American Spelman families.

Child of Robert Spelman is:

24992. Hamo de Narburgh He was the son of 49984. Hamo de Narburgh. He married 24993. <Daughter> Bardolf.

24993. <Daughter> Bardolf

Child of Hamo de Narburgh and <Daughter> Bardolf is:

24994. Alinandus de Acre He married 24995. Alicia de Arfic.

24995. Alicia de Arfic

Child of Alinandus de Acre and Alicia de Arfic is:

25008. William Clere, born Bef. 1300 in Ormesby, Norfolk. He was the son of 50016. Nicholas Clere and 50017. Moriel de Somerton. He married 25009. <Unknown> Norton.

25009. <Unknown> Norton

Notes for <Unknown> Norton:

Child of William Clere and <Unknown> Norton is:

25010. Sir John Filby

Notes for Sir John Filby:

Timetable from http://www.filby.org.uk/Main%20Family%20History.htm

1315 Robert de Filby Lord of East Hall, instituted John de Wykelwode Rector of the church of Filby.

1319 Robert de Filby was "presented' by Lady Joan de Clavering to the church at Burgh.

1321 Nicholas de Filby was appointed to the church at Hollesby

1325 Richard de Filby was Rector at Stokesby

1330 Walter de Filby was Lord of St Peters Mundon....

1342 Walter de Filby was indicted with Richard le Marshal 'and other robbers' at Royston. (possibly another person)

1345 Walter de Filby of Yarmouth and John de Filby settle a Manor on Robert Clere and his wife Alice Filby, daughter of Sir John Filby

Child of Sir John Filby is:

25012. Sir John Wychingham, born Bef. 1308 in Upton, Norfolk.

Children of Sir John Wychingham are:

25014. Sir John de Brewes, born 10 Aug 1306 in Thurston, Suffolk; died Aft. May 1370. He was the son of 50028. Giles de Breuse and 50029. Joan de Beaumont. He married 25015. Eve d'Ufford.

25015. Eve d'Ufford, born Abt. 1312 in Thurston, Suffolk; died Aft. May 1370. She was the daughter of 50030. Robert d'Ufford and 50031. Cecily de Valoines.

Child of John de Brewes and Eve d'Ufford is:

25024. Henry Frowick, died in of the Old Fold, Middlesex. He was the son of 50048. Reginald Frowick. He married 25025. Margaret Pownz.

25025. Margaret Pownz She was the daughter of 50050. William Pownz.

Child of Henry Frowick and Margaret Pownz is:

25026. John Derham, died in of Derham.

Child of John Derham is:

25028. Richard de Cornwall, born Abt. 1305; died in of Willesden, Middlesex. He married 25029. Joan de Gloucester Abt. 1330.

25029. Joan de Gloucester, born Abt. 1309 in of Finchley. She was the daughter of 50058. Henry de Gloucester and 50059. Margaret <Unknown>.

Notes for Richard de Cornwall:

or Richard de Cornhill?

One indication that he was married abt 1375, does not fit with the estimated date of childrens' births.

Child of Richard de Cornwall and Joan de Gloucester is:

26624. William Walrond, born Abt. 1354. He was the son of 53248. William Walrond and 53249. Julian <Unknown>. He married 26625. Alice Hake.

26625. Alice Hake She was the daughter of 53250. Walter Hake.

Child of William Walrond and Alice Hake is:

26626. John Ufflete, born Abt. 1350. He married 26627. Agnes Fishaker.

26627. Agnes Fishaker, born Abt. 1360. She was the daughter of 53254. Sir Martyn Fishaker.

Child of John Ufflete and Agnes Fishaker is:

26692. Sir Thomas Hoo, born Abt. 1366 in Litcham, Norfolk; died Bef. 1395. He was the son of 53384. Sir William Hoo and 53385. Alice St. Maur. He married 26693. Eleanor de Felton.

26693. Eleanor de Felton, born Abt. 1370 in Litcham, Norfolk; died Bef. 1393. She was the daughter of 53386. Thomas de Felton.

Child of Thomas Hoo and Eleanor de Felton is:

26694. Baron Sir Lionel de Welles, born 1406 in of Welle, Lincolnshire, England; died 29 Mar 1461 in Battle of Towton, Yorkshire, England. He was the son of 53388. Eudo de Welles and 53389. Maud de Greystoke. He married 26695. Joan Waterton 15 Aug 1417.

26695. Joan Waterton, born Aft. 1407 in of Methley, Yorkshire; died Aft. 18 Oct 1434. She was the daughter of 53390. Robert Waterton and 53391. Joan de Everingham.

Notes for Baron Sir Lionel de Welles:

Baron of Gainsby; Lord Welles; 6th Baron Welles

Children of Lionel de Welles and Joan Waterton are:

26698. John Hotoft, born Bef. 1400 in London.

Child of John Hotoft is:

26700. James Andrews, born Abt. 1397 in Bayleham, Suffolk; died Jul 1434. He was the son of 53400. William Andrews and 53401. Margaret Chislington. He married 26701. Alice Weyland Abt. 1420.

26701. Alice Weyland, born Abt. 1399 in Bayleham, Suffolk. She was the daughter of 53402. John Weyland and 53403. Margaret Burnaville.

Children of James Andrews and Alice Weyland are:

26702. John Stratton, born Abt. 1388 in Lye Hall, Weston, Norfolk; died Aft. 1439 in Lye Hall, Weston, Norfolk. He was the son of 53404. Walter Stratton. He married 26703. Elizabeth Lutterell.

26703. Elizabeth Lutterell, born 1388 in Dunster, Somerset; died Aft. 1439 in Lye Hall, Weston, Norfolk. She was the daughter of 53406. SIr Hugh Lutterell and 53407. Catherine de Beaumont.

Children of John Stratton and Elizabeth Lutterell are:

26788. Earl Henry VII de Percy, born 03 Feb 1392/93 in Alnwick, Northumberland, England; died 22 May 1455 in Battle of St. Albans, Hertfordshire, England. He was the son of 53576. Earl Henry VI 'Hostpur' de Percy and 53577. Elizabeth Mortimer. He married 26789. Eleanor de Neville Aft. Oct 1414 in Alnwick, Northumberland, England.

26789. Eleanor de Neville, born 1398 in Raby, Durham, England; died 1440 in England. She was the daughter of 53578. Earl Ralph de Neville and 53579. Joan de Beaufort.

Notes for Earl Henry VII de Percy:

2nd Earl Northumberland

Children of Henry de Percy and Eleanor de Neville are:

26790. Sir John Teye, died in of Bursted, Essex.

Child of Sir John Teye is:

26792. Sir John Somerville, born Abt. 1406 in Cowthally Castle, Carnwath, Lanarkshire, Scotland; died Nov 1491. He was the son of 53584. William Somerville. He married 26793. Helen Hepburn 10 Jul 1446.

26793. Helen Hepburn, born Aft. 1411. She was the daughter of 53586. Sir Adam Hepburn and 53587. Janet de Borthwick.

Notes for Sir John Somerville:

3rd Lord Somerville ; Baron of Carnwath

Children of John Somerville and Helen Hepburn are:

26796. Ralph Greville, born 1418 in Drayton, Oxfordshire. He was the son of 53592. William Greville and 53593. Anne Francis. He married 26797. Margaret Poyntz.

26797. Margaret Poyntz, born 1425 in Frampton Cotterell, Gloucestershire. She was the daughter of 53594. Thomas Poyntz and 53595. Jane <Unknown>.

Child of Ralph Greville and Margaret Poyntz is:

26798. Humphrey Forster, born Abt. 1415 in Harpsden, Oxfordshire. He married 26799. Alice Stonor.

26799. Alice Stonor, born Bet. 1418 - 1430 in Stonor, Oxfordshire. She was the daughter of 53598. Thomas Stonor and 53599. Alice Kirkby.

Children of Humphrey Forster and Alice Stonor are:

40960. Sir Richard Chamberlayne, born Bet. 1245 - 1260; died in of Petsoe in Emberton. He was the son of 81920. Robert Chamberlayne. He married 40961. Joan de Gatesden 1285.

40961. Joan de Gatesden, born 20 Dec 1268. She was the daughter of 81922. Sir John Gatesden and 81923. Margaret de Gatesden.

Notes for Sir Richard Chamberlayne:

Sir Richard Chamberlain

Notes for Joan de Gatesden:

or Joan Gatesden; daughter and sole heiress of John de Gatesden, Lord of Stanbridge, Bedfordshire; Cotes Bidun, Northamptonshire; and Gatesden, Hertfordshire.

Children of Richard Chamberlayne and Joan de Gatesden are:

40962. John Morteyn, born Abt. 1278 in of Merston and Tilsworth, Bedfordshire; died 1346. He was the son of 81924. John Morteyn and 81925. Joan Gobion. He married 40963. Joan de Rothwell Abt. 1296.

40963. Joan de Rothwell, born Abt. 1282. She was the daughter of 81926. Richard de Rothwell.

Children of John Morteyn and Joan de Rothwell are:

40964. Sir Ralf de Reynes, born Bef. 1280; died Bef. 1310. He was the son of 81928. Thomas Reynes and 81929. Joan de Borard. He married 40965. Mabel Chamberlayne.

40965. Mabel Chamberlayne, born Abt. 1285 in of Petsoe in Emberton. She was the daughter of 40960. Sir Richard Chamberlayne and 40961. Joan de Gatesden.

Notes for Sir Ralf de Reynes:

Ralph de Raynes

Ralf Reynes (fn. 32) held Clifton in 1302–3. (fn. 33) Two wooden figures in the church may commemorate this Ralf and his second wife Mabel, daughter of Sir Richard Chamberlain of Petsoe in Emberton. (fn. 34) He must have died before 1310, in which year Sir Roger Tyringham had the custody of his land and heir. (fn. 35) This heir, a son Thomas, was in possession of Clifton in 1316, (fn. 36) and was knight of the shire for the Parliaments of 1339, 1343, 1344, and 1346. (fn. 37) He is mentioned as in possession of the manor in 1344 (fn. 38) and in 1346. (fn. 39) In 1354 he settled the manor on himself and wife Joan for life, with remainder to Thomas their son and his issue, and contingent remainder to the issue male of Thomas the father, and to Joan, Cecily, and Agnes his daughters. (fn. 40) It was probably the son Thomas who was knight of the shire in 1369 and 1377, (fn. 41) and made in 1368 a settlement of Clifton Reynes, (fn. 42) which he confirmed twenty years later. (fn. 43) He appears to have died about this date, (fn. 44) and was succeeded by his son John, (fn. 45) who is returned as lord in 1394.

From: 'Parishes : Clifton Reynes', A History of the County of Buckingham: Volume 4 (1927), pp. 316-323. URL: http://www.british-history.ac.uk/report.aspx?compid=62592. Date accessed: 18 July 2008.

Child of Ralf de Reynes and Mabel Chamberlayne is:

40966. Roger de Tyringham, born 1261 in Tyringham, Buckinghamshire, England. He was the son of 81932. John de Tyringham and 81933. Cicely de Heslerton. He married 40967. Christian Deiville 1299 in Tyringham, Buckinghamshire, England.

40967. Christian Deiville, born 1278 in Egmanton, Nottinghamshire, England.

Children of Roger de Tyringham and Christian Deiville are:

49664. Sir John Jernegan, born Abt. 1313 in England; died 1376 in England. He was the son of 99328. Sir Peter Jernegan and 99329. Matilda de Herling. He married 49665. Agatha Shelton.

49665. Agatha Shelton, born in Shelton, Norfolk. She was the daughter of 99330. Robert Shelton.

Child of John Jernegan and Agatha Shelton is:

49666. Sir William de Kelvedon, died in Kelvedon, Essex.

Child of Sir William de Kelvedon is:

49680. Sir William Darell, died Aft. 1350. He was the son of 99360. Sir Marmaduke Darell and 99361. Cecilia <Unknown>. He married 49681. Eliza <Unknown>.

49681. Eliza <Unknown>

Child of William Darell and Eliza <Unknown> is:

49682. Randolph 'Ranulph' Pigot, born Abt. 1319 in Clotheram, Yorkshire, England; died 08 Jun 1404. He was the son of 99364. Geoffrey Pigot and 99365. Johanna de Hawkswell. He married 49683. <Unknown> Abt. 1340.

49683. <Unknown>

Child of Randolph Pigot and <Unknown> is:

49688. Thomas Barret, born Abt. 1320 in Hawkhurst, Cranbrook, Kent.

Child of Thomas Barret is:

49692. Sampson at Lese He was the son of 99384. Sampson at Lese. He married 49693. Lora <Unknown>.

49693. Lora <Unknown>

Notes for Lora <Unknown>:

Children of Sampson at Lese and Lora <Unknown> are:

49696. Gervase de Clifton, born 1314; died 1378. He was the son of 99392. Robert de Clifton and 99393. Emma de Moton. He married 49697. Margaret de Pierrepont.

49697. Margaret de Pierrepont, born Abt. 1316 in Wingfield, Derbyshire. She was the daughter of 99394. Sir Robert de Pierrepont and 99395. Sarah Heriz.

Notes for Gervase de Clifton:

Of Clifton, Notts; 'The Chevalier'; knight; MP for Notts 1347-8; High Sheriff 1346; Escheator 1347.

Notes for Margaret de Pierrepont:

Child of Gervase de Clifton and Margaret de Pierrepont is:

49698. Reynold Grey, born 01 Nov 1311; died 04 Jun 1370. He was the son of 99396. Henry de Grey and 99397. Anne de Rockley. He married 49699. Maud de Botetourte Bef. 10 Jan 1326/27.

49699. Maud de Botetourte, born Abt. 1310; died 14 Sep 1391. She was the daughter of 99398. John Walter Fitzroy de Botetourte and 99399. Matilda 'Maud' FitzThomas.

Notes for Reynold Grey:

4th Lord Grey of Wilton. Reginald Grey. Fourth Baron Grey de Wilton, living 1362.

Notes for Maud de Botetourte:

Children of Reynold Grey and Maud de Botetourte are:

49704. Henry Francis

Child of Henry Francis is:

49708. Adam de Peshale, born Bef. 1300; died 08 Jan 1345/46. He was the son of 99416. Adam de Peshale and 99417. Alice de Swynnerton.

Notes for Adam de Peshale:

Sampson Eardswicke says this Adam married one of the daughters and heirs of John Caverswall and had the manor of Bishop's Offley as a result. At that time, his father Adam gave him Horsley to better his standing for this advantageous marriage. Another source says it was that marriage to Joan de Eyerton, heiress to the de Cresswalls which was the advantageous match. This marked the return of the family to Staffordshire. He was Sherriff of Staffordshire and Shropshire in 1341.

He had a manor and flocks of sheep at Himley near Eccleshall. He was killed by enemies Jan. 8, 1346. They justified the murder by claiming falsely that he had been outlawed and that his property was forfeit to the King. The widow had to fight the King's claim in court. This battle continued for many years.

"The same chain of circumstances that made his brother a prisoner in the Tower of London, made Adam de Peshale a party to the lawlessness and rioting warfare in Staffordshire. In the days when men who disagreed as to political policies each maintained his personal views by the power of his sword, we see the Barons under Montfort waging actual and successful against their king and afterwards acting as though they had all the time been faithful law-abiding subjects. This view had extended to the courts of justice...."

"That our ancestor survived until he had sons and that we are in existence is simply because he and his sons were warriors of unusual prowess: brave, true and efficient." (Pearsalls v. 1 pp.511-512)

Child of Adam de Peshale is:

49712. Vincent Herbert alias Finch, born Abt. 1309. He was the son of 99424. Vincent Herbert alias Finch. He married 49713. Joan Salerne Abt. 1336 in of Iden, Sussex.

49713. Joan Salerne, born Abt. 1320 in of Iden, Sussex. She was the daughter of 99426. Sampson Salerne.

Notes for Vincent Herbert alias Finch:

Vincent Herbert, later Finch

Children of Vincent Finch and Joan Salerne are:

49714. Nicholas Allard, died in Winchelsea, Sussex.

Child of Nicholas Allard is:

49724. Stephen de Peplesham

Child of Stephen de Peplesham is:

49728. Peter Bedingfield, born Abt. 1320 in Bedingfield, Hartismere, Suffolk; died 1371 in Bedingfield, Hartismere, Suffolk. He was the son of 99456. Edmund Bedingfield and 99457. Maude Hemenhale. He married 49729. Margaret Bacon.

49729. Margaret Bacon, born Abt. 1324 in Bedingfield, Hartismere, Suffolk; died 1380 in Bedingfield, Hartismere, Suffolk.

Child of Peter Bedingfield and Margaret Bacon is:

49730. Adam Norton, born Abt. 1334 in Sawley, North Riding, Yorkshire; died Abt. 1400. He was the son of 99460. Roger Conyers and 99461. Margaret Norton. He married 49731. Alice Urswick.

49731. Alice Urswick, born Abt. 1338 in Sawley, North Riding, Yorkshire. She was the daughter of 99462. Sir Thomas Urswick.

Notes for Alice Urswick:

Children of Adam Norton and Alice Urswick are:

49738. Robert Weyland, born Bef. 1310; died Aft. 1337 in Baylham, Bosmere, Suffolk. He was the son of 99476. William de Weyland and 99477. Elizabeth de Rushton. He married 49739. Cecily de Baldock.

49739. Cecily de Baldock, born Bef. 1312; died in Baylham, Bosmere, Suffolk. She was the daughter of 99478. Thomas de Baldock.

Notes for Cecily de Baldock:

Children of Robert Weyland and Cecily de Baldock are:

49742. Thomas Degyney, born Abt. 1320. He was the son of 99484. Thomas Degyney. He married 49743. Elizabeth Bourne.

49743. Elizabeth Bourne, born Abt. 1322 in Long Stanton, Cambridgeshire. She was the daughter of 99486. Nicholas Bourne.

Children of Thomas Degyney and Elizabeth Bourne are:

49744. Richard Waldegrave, born Abt. 1330; died 10 Apr 1388. He was the son of 99488. Ralph Walgrave. He married 49745. Agnes D'aubeney.

49745. Agnes D'aubeney, born Abt. 1330.

Child of Richard Waldegrave and Agnes D'aubeney is:

49746. Silvester Buers

Child of Silvester Buers is:

49748. Thomas Mountcheney, born Bef. 1315 in Edwardstone, Suffolk; died Aft. Sep 1375 in Edwardstone, Suffolk. He was the son of 99496. William Mountcheney and 99497. Alice <Unknown>.

Child of Thomas Mountcheney is:

49750. Edmund Vauncye, born Abt. 1330 in Edwardstone, Suffolk, England. He married 49751. <Unknown> Creake.

49751. <Unknown> Creake She was the daughter of 99502. William Creake and 99503. <Unknown> Moyne.

Child of Edmund Vauncye and <Unknown> Creake is:

49760. Ralph Shelton He was the son of 99520. Ralph de Shelton and 99521. Joan de Plais. He married 49761. Alic Uvedale.

49761. Alic Uvedale She was the daughter of 99522. Sir Thomas Uvedale.

Child of Ralph Shelton and Alic Uvedale is:

49782. Thomas de Mortimer, died Abt. 1387. He was the son of 99564. Sir Robert de Mortimer and 99565. Margery <Unknown>. He married 49783. Mary Park.

49783. Mary Park She was the daughter of 99566. Nicholas Park.

Child of Thomas de Mortimer and Mary Park is:

49784. Thomas Uvedale, born Bef. 1290; died 1367. He was the son of 99568. John de Ovedale and 99569. Isabel Etton. He married 49785. Benedicta <Unknown> Bef. 1352.

49785. Benedicta <Unknown>, born Bef. 1330.

Notes for Thomas Uvedale:

Brother & heir to John Uvedale, ob. 40 Edw III

Sir Thomas died in 1367 and by his will desired his wife to complete the building of the parish church, and expressed a wish to be buried there in the middle of the chapel of St. James. (fn. 43) He had been married four times and had settled Titsey on his fourth wife Benedicta, who in 1370 released to his son and heir John all her lands elsewhere on condition she might retain Titsey unmolested. (fn. 44) In 1398 John, together with William Creswyck, appears as holding two knights' fees in Titsey (fn. 45) of the Earl of Stafford. John married the daughter of Sir John de Scures and died before 1417, in which year John Stalkynden released to John Uvedale all his right in the manor of Titsey which Sir Thomas Uvedale and Margaret his wife, the grandparents, and John Uvedale, the father of the said John, had by the gift of Roger Stalkynden, John's father. (fn. 46) He was holding two and a half knights' fees in Titsey in 1428. (fn. 47) His brother William, who died in 1449, (fn. 48) was described as of Titsey in 1434. (fn. 49) Sir Thomas Uvedale son of John was the next owner of Titsey; he married Elizabeth daughter of Sir Henry Norbury, kt., and widow of William Sidney, (fn. 50) and in 1473 settled the manor of Titsey on her for life. She died in 1488, (fn. 51) and William, then aged thirtythree, son of Sir Thomas by a former wife, became possessed of the manor. He had married Anne Sidney daughter of William Sidney and of his stepmother Elizabeth, (fn. 52) and was distinguished both as a soldier and a courtier. (fn. 53) He died on 2 January 1524–5 and was succeeded by his son William, (fn. 54) who, however, did not long enjoy possession, as he died in 1528, leaving by his wife Dorothy daughter of Thomas Troyes three daughters and five sons.

From: 'Parishes: Titsey', A History of the County of Surrey: Volume 4 (1912), pp. 330-334. URL: http://www.british-history.ac.uk/report.aspx?compid=43073. Date accessed: 08 August 2008.

Notes for Benedicta <Unknown>:

Child of Thomas Uvedale and Benedicta <Unknown> is:

49786. Sir John de Scures, born Abt. 1330 in Wickham, Hampshire; died 1352. He was the son of 99572. Richard Scures. He married 49787. Sibyl <Unknown>.

49787. Sibyl <Unknown>

Notes for Sir John de Scures:

Nately Scures almost certainly formed part of the four knights' fees in Hampshire which Matthew de Scures was holding of John de Port in 1166, (fn. 9) and his descendant Roger de Scures, the son of James de Scures, (fn. 10) was holding one knight's fee in Nately Scures and Woodgarston of John de St. John in 1275. (fn. 11) Sir John Scures, kinsman of Roger, (fn. 12) as lord of the manor presented a rector during the episcopacy of John Stratford (fn. 13) (1323–33), and was stated to be holding the fourth part of a fee in Woodgarston and Nately Scures in 1346. (fn. 14) He died in 1353, and the manor then passed to his son John, who held it until his death in 1381. (fn. 15) His heir was his sister Sybil, who married the same year John Uvedale of Titsey (co. Surr.), sheriff of Hampshire 1388–99, (fn. 16) and brought Nately Scures to a family with whom it remained for nearly three hundred years. Sir Thomas Uvedale, the grandson of John and Sybil (fn. 17) Uvedale, presented to the church during the episcopate of Henry Waynflete (1447–86), (fn. 18) and was followed by his son Sir William Uvedale, who died in 1524. (fn. 19) Sir William Uvedale, son and heir of the latter, before his death in 1528 conveyed the estate to trustees for the use of his wife Dorothy for life, directing them only to allow a small annual income to his eldest son Arthur, who was apparently of very extravagant habits, and entrusting 'the reparation of the several manor-places and the charges necessary for the good order and rule of the manors, lands and tenements' to his brother Thomas and his younger son John during Arthur's life. (fn. 20) Arthur died between July 1537 and January 1538, (fn. 21) and was followed by his son and heir William, (fn. 22) who dealt with the manor by recovery in 1567, (fn. 23) and died seised two years later, leaving as his heir his son William, aged nine. (fn. 24) William, who was afterwards knighted, died in 1616, and the manor and advowson of Nately Scures then passed to his eldest son Sir William. (fn. 25) The latter died in 1652, but it is probable that before his death he had alienated this estate, settling it upon Frances his second daughter by his first marriage. (fn. 26) This Frances married Sir Edward Griffin of Braybrooke and Dingley (co. Northants.), and is thus mentioned in her father's will: 'I give and bequeath unto my loveing daughter the Laday Frances Griffin the sum of twenty pounds.' (fn. 27) Sir Edward Griffin was the owner of the manor in 1668. (fn. 28)

From: 'Parishes: Nateley Scures', A History of the County of Hampshire: Volume 4 (1911), pp. 153-155. URL: http://www.british-history.ac.uk/report.aspx?compid=56769. Date accessed: 08 August 2008.

Children of John de Scures and Sibyl <Unknown> are:

49792. John Drury, born Abt. 1270. He was the son of 99584. John Drury.

Child of John Drury is:

49794. Richard de la Gren

Notes for Richard de la Gren:

Richard De La Greene

Child of Richard de la Gren is:

49856. Walter IV de Calthorpe, born Bef. 1263; died 1324. He was the son of 99712. William IV de Calthorpe and 99713. Celia de Burnham. He married 49857. Ella de Stanhowe Bef. 1284.

49857. Ella de Stanhowe She was the daughter of 99714. Sir Henry Stanhowe.

Child of Walter de Calthorpe and Ella de Stanhowe is:

49860. John Bacon, born Abt. 1255 in Hesset, Suffolk, England. He was the son of 99720. John Bacon and 99721. Alice Bacon. He married 49861. Cecily Hoo.

49861. Cecily Hoo, born Abt. 1259 in England.

Children of John Bacon and Cecily Hoo are:

49880. William de St. Omer, born Abt. 1280; died 1353. He was the son of 99760. Thomas de St. Omer and 99761. Alice <Unknown>. He married 49881. Elizabeth <Unknown>.

49881. Elizabeth <Unknown>

Child of William de St. Omer and Elizabeth <Unknown> is:

49888. Sir Gilbert Stapleton, born 1290; died 1321. He was the son of 99776. Sir Miles I Stapleton and 99777. Sibyl Bellew. He married 49889. Agnes Fitz Alan Bef. 15 Dec 1317.

49889. Agnes Fitz Alan, born 1298; died Bef. 03 Nov 1348. She was the daughter of 99778. Sir Brian Fitz Alan and 99779. Maud <Unknown>.

Child of Gilbert Stapleton and Agnes Fitz Alan is:

49890. Sir Oliver de Ingham, born Bef. 1278; died Bef. 30 Jan 1343/44. He was the son of 99780. Sir John II de Ingham and 99781. Margery <Unknown>. He married 49891. Elizabeth la Zouche.

49891. Elizabeth la Zouche, born Bef. 1278 in unproven; died 11 Oct 1350.

Notes for Elizabeth la Zouche:

Child of Oliver de Ingham and Elizabeth la Zouche is:

49892. Sir Ralph d'Ufford, born Abt. 1300; died 1346. He was the son of 50030. Robert d'Ufford and 50031. Cecily de Valoines. He married 49893. Baroness Eve de Clavering.

49893. Baroness Eve de Clavering, born Abt. 1302; died 20 Sep 1369 in Langley Abbey, Norfolk, England. She was the daughter of 99786. John Fitz Robert de Clavering and 99787. Hawise de Tibetot.

Notes for Baroness Eve de Clavering:

Child of Ralph d'Ufford and Eve de Clavering is:

49894. Sir Simon Pierpont, born Abt. 1278; died in Of Hensted, Suffolk. He was the son of 99788. Sir Henry de Pierrepont and 99789. Annora Manvers.

Child of Sir Simon Pierpont is:

49896. Sir Thomas Bardolf, born 04 Oct 1282; died 15 Dec 1328 in Shelford Priory, Notts, England. He was the son of 99792. Sir Hugh Bardolf and 99793. Isabel Aguillon. He married 49897. Agnes de Grandison.

49897. Agnes de Grandison, born Aft. 1293 in Of Harpenden, Hertfordshire, England; died 11 Dec 1357 in Ruskington, Lincolnshire, England. She was the daughter of 99794. William de Grandison and 99795. Blanche de Savoie.

Notes for Sir Thomas Bardolf:

Lord Bardolf II

Notes for Agnes de Grandison:

Children of Thomas Bardolf and Agnes de Grandison are:

49898. Sir Roger d'Amory, born Abt. 1265 in Bletchington, Oxfordshire, England; died Mar 1321/22 in Tutbury Castle, Staffs., England. He was the son of 99796. Robert d'Amory. He married 49899. Baroness Elizabeth de Clare Bef. 1312.

49899. Baroness Elizabeth de Clare, born 16 Dec 1295 in Tewkesbury, England; died 04 Nov 1360. She was the daughter of 99798. Gilbert 'the Red' de Clare and 99799. Joan Plantagenet.

Notes for Sir Roger d'Amory:

Knight

Notes for Baroness Elizabeth de Clare:

Child of Sir Roger d'Amory is:

Child of Roger d'Amory and Elizabeth de Clare is:

49900. Sir Thomas de Poynings, born Abt. 1294 in Poynings, Steyning, Sussex; died 10 Oct 1339. He was the son of 99800. Sir Michael de Poynings and 99801. Margery Bardolf. He married 49901. Agnes de Rokesley Abt. 1317.

49901. Agnes de Rokesley, born Abt. 1299 in Westwood, Preston, Kent; died Bef. 22 Dec 1346. She was the daughter of 99802. Richard de Rokesley and 99803. Joan de Criol.

Children of Thomas de Poynings and Agnes de Rokesley are:

49902. Sir Richard de Rokesley, born Abt. 1295 in Westwood, Preston, Kent, England; died Abt. 1325. He was the son of 99802. Richard de Rokesley and 99803. Joan de Criol. He married 49903. <Widow> de Moleyns.

49903. <Widow> de Moleyns

Notes for <Widow> de Moleyns:

Child of Richard de Rokesley and <Widow> de Moleyns is:

49904. Sir William de La Pole, born Abt. 1275 in Kingston upon Hull, Yorkshire; died Bef. Dec 1329. He was the son of 99808. Owain ap Gruffydd and 99809. Johanna Corbet. He married 49905. Elena Rotenheryng.

49905. Elena Rotenheryng

Children of William de La Pole and Elena Rotenheryng are:

49906. Sir Walter de Norwich, born Bef. 1270. He married 49907. Katherine Hedersett.

49907. Katherine Hedersett, born Aft. 1270.

Notes for Katherine Hedersett:

Children of Walter de Norwich and Katherine Hedersett are:

49908. Sir John de Wingfield, born Abt. 1300; died Abt. 1335. He was the son of 99816. John de Wingfield and 99817. Ann Peche. He married 49909. Joan Honeypot.

49909. Joan Honeypot, born Abt. 1309. She was the daughter of 99818. John Honeypot.

Notes for Joan Honeypot:

Children of John de Wingfield and Joan Honeypot are:

49920. Henry Spelman, died 1270 in of Hampshire. He was the son of 99840. Sir William Spilman and 99841. Matilda de Sarum.

Notes for Henry Spelman:

Henry Spilman. He died before his brothers, so did not inherit properties from his father. He lived in the parish of Christ Church at Twineham, not far from Brokenhurst Manor.

Children of Henry Spelman are:

49984. Hamo de Narburgh He was the son of 99968. Robert de Narburgh.

Children of Hamo de Narburgh are:

50016. Nicholas Clere, born Abt. 1272 in Ormesby, Norfolk. He was the son of 100032. Robert Clere and 100033. Wellwyn Westlesse. He married 50017. Moriel de Somerton.

50017. Moriel de Somerton, born Abt. 1274. She was the daughter of 100034. Robert de Somerton.

Notes for Nicholas Clere:

Nicholas his heyre married Moriel, daughter of Robart Somerton, esquier.

Notes for Moriel de Somerton: